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Year two looks different.The first time we work with a sales team, a lot of the focus is on building the process. How ar...
09/16/2026

Year two looks different.

The first time we work with a sales team, a lot of the focus is on building the process. How are we prospecting? How are we opening B2B conversations? How are we talking about value? How are we creating opportunities beyond the traditional ticket sale?

The second time around, we get to build on what happened after everyone went home and actually put it into practice.

With the Trail Blazers, that meant coming back to a team that had already seen real progress from the work we did together last year.

Reps hit goals. People earned promotions. The premium team saw some of its strongest sales results in years. And, importantly, the B2B approach became something the team could actually use, not just something that sounded good in a training room.

So this year, the conversation evolved.

We worked with newer members of the season ticket staff who needed that foundation, but we also spent time with the service team on a different opportunity entirely: how do you grow more business from the accounts you already have?

Because B2B sales is not only about finding the next new company.

Sometimes the biggest opportunity is already sitting in your book of business.

It is learning how to ask better questions. Understanding what is happening inside a client’s business. Recognizing where there may be room to expand the relationship. Connecting the investment back to outcomes that actually matter to that client.

That is what makes year two so valuable.

You are no longer talking only about theory.

You can look at what worked, what changed, where the team has grown, and where the next opportunity is.

And for this group, that next chapter is AI.

We’re going to map where AI can make the B2B sales process easier to execute, whether that is research, account planning, follow-up, CRM work, or identifying the next best opportunity.

That is the kind of progression we want to see with long-term clients:

build the process → use it → measure what changed → improve it → make it easier to execute.

If your team is ready to hear a new voice, send us a DM to schedule a call.

A good email can get opened.A well thought out campaign knows what should happen after that.We spend so much time talkin...
09/14/2026

A good email can get opened.

A well thought out campaign knows what should happen after that.

We spend so much time talking about subject lines, open rates, and clicks, but those are only pieces of the puzzle. If someone opens your email and then lands on a page that feels generic, confusing, or disconnected from the message they just read, you can lose them just as quickly.

The same goes for what happens after they fill out a form.

•Do they get a confirmation?
•Do they know what to expect next?
•Does the CRM capture what they were interested in?
•Does the follow-up continue the same conversation, or does everything suddenly feel disconnected?

That’s why you have to start thinking about email campaigns less as individual emails and more as a full path.

→The email gets their attention.
→The landing page continues the message.
→The form captures the interest.
→The CRM keeps track of who they are.
→The automation makes sure the follow-up actually happens.

And every email in the sequence should have a purpose.

One email introduces the opportunity. Another answers the question they’re probably asking. Another builds trust. Another gives them a reason to finally take action.

Not every email has to close the deal.

But every email should help move the person somewhere.

That’s where tools like ActiveCampaign have been especially useful for us because we can build the landing page, form, tags, CRM flow, and follow-up automation to work together instead of treating each piece like its own little island.

Good email marketing isn’t just about getting more opens.

It’s about creating a smoother path from “this caught my attention” to “I’m ready to take the next step.”

DM us to learn more about our marketing services. 📩

09/10/2026

Companies are rapidly moving out of the pilot phase of using AI.

The real question now is: Where does AI actually fit into the way YOUR team works?

That’s the gap we help businesses close.

We look at the workflows your team is already using and identify where AI can remove friction, save time, improve consistency, or help people make better decisions.

Then we help build the process around it.

That can mean things like:

* integrating AI into prospecting, research, follow-up, and account planning
* improving CRM workflows so reps spend less time on admin
* creating clear use cases for different roles
* training teams on how to use AI well, not just how to prompt it
* helping leadership set expectations around quality, human judgment, and adoption
* building repeatable workflows so AI becomes part of the system, not a random tool someone remembers to use occasionally

Because handing your team access to ChatGPT and saying “use AI more” is not an implementation strategy.

The goal is for AI to become part of how the work gets done.

Not a pilot.
Not a side project.
Not just a faster way to write emails.

A real part of the workflow. That’s where we come in.

DM us to setup a call and learn what this could look like for your business.

09/02/2026

My best content ideas have almost never come from sitting at my desk trying to think of ideas.

They pop into my head when I’m out on a walk. Floating in a pool. Traveling. Roasting marshmallows with my kids. Eating dinner. Driving somewhere. Basically any time I’m doing something completely unrelated to marketing.😆

And I don’t think that’s a coincidence. When I’m out actually living my life, I notice things.

A conversation makes me think about something a client is struggling with. Something I see reminds me of a campaign I’m working on. A random thought turns into a hook. A question someone asks becomes an entire post.

So a big part of my “content strategy” is simply paying attention when those ideas show up.

My Notes app is filled with half-written hooks, random thoughts that probably made zero sense when I typed them, and ideas I send myself because I know I’ll forget them five minutes later. 😂

You still need strategy to turn those thoughts into content that actually supports your business.

But the idea doesn’t always have to start in a content calendar.

Sometimes you need to close the laptop, go live your life, and give your brain something new to work with.

If you’re struggling to fill your content calendar, DM us!

08/31/2026

The things that live rent free in marketers brains should be studied.

Because will that tiny bit of extra space underneath the CTA make or break the entire campaign? No.

Was I thinking about it while driving and did I immediately open ActiveCampaign to fix it when I got home?

Absolutely.

There’s a point where you’ve stared at an email, ad, landing page, or social post for so long that the tiniest detail starts screaming at you.

The spacing. The alignment. One word in the headline. A button that needs just a little more room.

Most people will never consciously notice those things.

But they do notice when everything feels polished, easy to read, and intentional.

And apparently this is what my brain chooses to think about on the drive home. 🙃

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