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In this episode of Enterprise Sales Development podcast, we speak with Brenden Dell, President of Brenden Dell Inc. and best-selling author of “The 12 Immutable Laws of High-Impact Messaging.” Branden discusses some of the effective principles that he’s found to provide people a rubric on messaging that will break through the noise and help achieve outcomes. He breaks down the three core questions to help determine positioning and messaging and how to think through a differentiator. He also talks about how brands should think about creating a famous brand. 

WHAT YOU’LL LEARN

Where messaging consulting starts

Three core questions to determine positioning and messaging

How to approach pre-product market fit vs post-product market fit

How Brenden coaches clients on thinking through a differentiator

The three demand types

How brands should think about creating a famous brand

The 12 laws of high-impact messaging as discussed in Brenden’s book

QUOTES

“We are undoubtedly in the noisiest period of human history right now between phones and Slack and email and everything else.” -Brenden Dell [02:37]

“One of the things I say to clients all the time is that ‘It’s better that half the market love you and half the market hate you than no one have any opinion at all.’ And for most of us, that’s the biggest problem is people have no idea who we are at all, so they subsequently don’t care and don’t investigate and so forth.” -Brenden Dell [03:56]

“Being deliberate about what you want people to know just makes sales easier.” -Brenden Dell [20:47]

“Sales is transferring trust. Messaging is transferring trust.” -Brenden Dell [26:59]

“At the end of the day, everything basically is sales and communication. And that’s whether you’re trying to win an election or you’re trying to sell a product or you’re trying to convince your spouse on where to go to dinner, how you say things really affects the success of what you’re doing.” -Brenden Dell [31:08]

TIMESTAMPS

[00:01] Intro

[00:33] This week’s guest: Brenden Dell

[01:26] Core starting places for positioning and messaging

[06:19] Pre-product market fit vs post-product market fit

[07:29] Thinking through a differentiator

[10:41] Asking customers for feedback

[13:19] New concepts and paradigm

[20:07] The elements of fame

[29:00] Anchoring bias

[30:33] About Brenden’s book

[41:55] How to contact Brenden

RESOURCES

Gong

5 Principles Of Growth In B2B Marketing by Les Binet and Peter Field

SiriusDecisions, acquired by Forrester

Getting Back to the Basics (Three types of demands)

The $1B Pitch

Drift

Lavender

Enterprise Sales Development with Will Allred

Enterprise Sales Development with Josh Braun

Predictably Irrational, Revised and Expanded Edition: The Hidden Forces That Shape Our Decisions by Dan Ariely

Seth Godin

CONNECT

Brenden Dell’s website

Brenden Dell on LinkedIn

Brenden Dell on Twitter

Brenden Dell on Instagram

Billion Dollar Tech podcast

CIENCE website

CIENCE on LinkedIn

CIENCE on Facebook

CIENCE on Twitter

CIENCE on Instagram

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