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Inclusive strategy lives in the foundation — how you position, who you reach, what channels you actually show up on, and...
06/10/2026

Inclusive strategy lives in the foundation — how you position, who you reach, what channels you actually show up on, and how you tell the story.
Not the deck. Not the heritage month post. This isn't the one you should lead with in a press release.
The brands that get this right built it in early. And people feel that. They can always tell when a brand is talking at them versus actually giving a damn about them being in the room.
That's the work we do at MyWHY — helping brands build strategies that don't accidentally exclude the people they're meant for.
Which brand has actually made you feel seen? Drop it in the comments.

Three things brands keep getting wrong about PR.1. They think the goal is getting press. It's not. Press is what happens...
06/08/2026

Three things brands keep getting wrong about PR.

1. They think the goal is getting press. It's not. Press is what happens when your credibility is already there. Build that first.
2. They jump straight to tactics — pitches, placements, outreach — before they even know what they're saying. The story comes first. Where are you headed and why should anyone care? Answer that, then build everything else around it.
3. They treat PR like a product launch. One big push, then silence. But journalists remember who shows up consistently — and who disappears after they get what they want.

The brands that win at PR aren't the loudest. They're the most patient.

Visibility is the metric most brands optimize for. It's the one that's easiest to measure, easiest to celebrate, easiest...
06/08/2026

Visibility is the metric most brands optimize for. It's the one that's easiest to measure, easiest to celebrate, easiest to confuse with progress.

But attention without comprehension is just noise with better distribution.

The brands that compound aren't the ones being seen the most. They're the ones being understood the fastest — by the right people, for the right reasons, in the language they were already using before the brand showed up.

That kind of understanding isn't a marketing outcome. It's a positioning one.

And it's the difference between an audience that remembers your name and an audience that knows what you stand for.

One month in. And this happened. 🤍 When we started working with Dr. LaKeischa, we knew her work needed to be seen. Not j...
06/05/2026

One month in. And this happened. 🤍
When we started working with Dr. LaKeischa, we knew her work needed to be seen. Not just heard in the rooms she was already in, but seen by the people who needed her most. So we got to work. And today, Dr. LaKeischa is featured in Forbes Health, one of the most-read wellness publications in the world, in a piece on finding the best online HRT clinics. 53 million monthly readers. Her voice. Her work. Front and center.
This is what we do. We find the story that already exists and make sure the world can find it too. Congratulations, Dr. LaKeischa. This is just the beginning.

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We got our client in the news for all the right reasons.The Chicago White Sox ACE program — built to reverse declining b...
06/03/2026

We got our client in the news for all the right reasons.

The Chicago White Sox ACE program — built to reverse declining baseball participation among Black youth in Chicago — just got a feature in Rolling Out for their mental health work.

This is what it looks like when an organization uses its platform to show up for young people. So proud of this one.

📰 Link in bio to read the full feature.

06/02/2026

In the past decade, we've repositioned dozens of 6- and 7-figure brands that came to us thinking they had a marketing problem 👀

And it's not because we ran better campaigns.

It's because we focused on these 3 things when diagnosing what was actually broken:

👉 What their messaging was describing: Most brands explain what they do in great detail. The ones that compound explain why it matters — and that shift alone changes how every campaign performs.

👉 Whether their brand was compounding or just changing: New campaign, new look, new launch. But if none of it builds on the last thing, you don't have a brand — you have a content calendar. Compounding is the difference between momentum and motion.

👉 How consistent their voice stayed across every hire: When every new team member sounds different than the last, it's not a training issue. It's a positioning issue. Strong positioning makes the brand voice obvious — even to people who just joined.

None of these are marketing problems. They're positioning problems. And no campaign, no hire, and no rebrand will fix a positioning problem.

Comment "FIXIT" if you're ready for a conversation about what your brand is really saying — and what it should be. We'll send a link to book it.

05/29/2026

UGC tends to live a short, sad life. A customer posts something glowing.

The social team reposts it. It gets a few hundred likes. It disappears under the next week's content calendar. The brand thanks the customer and moves on.

That same piece of content, in a brand that knows what it has, is doing five other things at once.

1️⃣ It's sitting on the highest-converting section of the website. It's quoted inside a media pitch landing in a producer's inbox.
2️⃣ It's anchoring a pillar in the brand's messaging architecture so the entire team is reinforcing the same position.
3️⃣ It's framing a transformation story that turns a compliment into a credibility builder.
4️⃣ It's living next to a piece of expert commentary that makes the customer's word land harder, not softer.
5️⃣ The asset didn't get more valuable. The brand around it got smarter.

The reason this matters at the leadership level is that UGC is one of the only marketing assets a company gets without paying for it. Every dollar of mileage left on the table is margin nobody is tracking.

Save this for the next time a great customer post lands in the inbox. The 90% is in what happens after the repost.

05/27/2026

Companies that feel larger than their headcount or spend aren't running louder campaigns. They've stopped trying to be the loudest voice in their own marketing and started showing up inside conversations they aren't hosting.

That looks like getting quoted in a competitor's category piece because your language is the language the industry is now using.

Getting referenced by a journalist who didn't need a pitch to know you were the example.

Getting pulled into panels because the conversation can't actually happen without you in the room.

Showing up next to a breaking topic with a take ready, instead of chasing relevance after the cycle moves on.

Owning a digital footprint that makes a first-time visitor assume you've been operating at scale for years.

None of those are paid placements. None of them require a bigger team. They require a strategy pointed in five directions at once instead of pouring everything into the channels you already control.

Presence, the kind buyers actually feel, is the visible top of an iceberg most companies haven't bothered to build. What looks like a competitor's campaign is usually a competitor's architecture.

Stop trying to take up more room inside your own marketing. Take up room inside everyone else's.

Save this for the next time the leadership team is talking about awareness.

The woman in this photo didn't just raise a daughter. She raised the founder of myWHY.Long before this agency existed, b...
05/10/2026

The woman in this photo didn't just raise a daughter. She raised the founder of myWHY.

Long before this agency existed, before the clients and the wins and the late nights chasing something bigger, there was a little girl learning what was possible from the woman holding her.

Every belief baked into how we work here, the standards, the heart, the refusal to do things halfway, started with her.

So this isn't a Mother's Day post about flowers or brunch reservations. It's about the women who quietly shape who we become, long before anyone is watching.

To the mom who shaped our founder, and to every mother reading this who is quietly building someone extraordinary, thank you for everything that came before everything.

Ask five members of your leadership team to describe what your company does in one sentence and watch what happens.You'l...
05/07/2026

Ask five members of your leadership team to describe what your company does in one sentence and watch what happens.

You'll get five different answers. Three will contradict each other. One will be a feature list. One will be the version that should've been on the homepage two years ago, and the person who said it isn't in marketing.

That's not a communication problem. That's a positioning problem wearing a communication problem's clothes.

Positioning isn't your tagline. It isn't the boilerplate your marketing team rewrote last quarter. It's the single sentence your entire org agrees on when nobody's looking at the deck. The one your sales rep uses in a hallway conversation. The one a junior employee gives at a dinner party when someone asks where they work. The one a journalist quotes back to you in an interview without you having to correct them.

When that sentence doesn't exist, every downstream marketing dollar pays a translation tax. Your pitch deck says one thing. Your website says something close. Your pitches sound like a third version. Your team is reinforcing five slightly different brands and wondering why none of them are landing.

The fix isn't a workshop with sticky notes. It's a forced exercise in saying less. Most companies don't have a positioning problem because they're saying the wrong thing. They have one because they're saying too many right things at once.

The companies that grow past this stage are the ones whose leadership teams stop confusing alignment with agreement. One is a meeting outcome. The other is a positioning outcome.

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