Surprisingly, yes. We're not always orthodox or traditional, and we love edgy content, but we are serious. You don't lead companies by snark alone. It takes patience, tolerance, passion and compassion, smarts, a lot of common sense, diplomacy, strength, gusto, charisma, empathy, and professionalism.
Yep. True story. Fame was his El Dorado, his Xanadu, his strange Shangri-La. It all came to a head when he called a meeting to ask, "How could we start a religion?" After he clarified his rationale, we said, "You're describing a cult." We were interested in opening the gates to exponential business growth, not Heaven's Gate.
Prompt engineering for AI and GPT requires analytical thinking, but it really only works when the engineer understands linguistics, interviewing, drawing information from sources using language, behavioral psychology, and a lot of skills we possess that coders may not. And we've gotten very good at it.Â
Yes, a cult. This happened. There are witnesses.
Mini is also real. And he's part of the company. You may not interact with him regularly, but we all stand in the tremendous shadow of greatness that he casts.
Hell no. Proposal writing is not fun, funny, or funky. Still, a compelling writing style can reach out to reviewers, captivate them, and draw attention. Yes, proposals are formal, but they don't need to sound like legalese or a 1950s-era dissertation on the transmutation of charged particles in the Van Allen radiation belt, using MLA style. Active language, alignment to the client's values and mission, and exceptional data analysis make for a winning bid. And our win rate (if you consider that getting to the presentation stage) has averaged in the high 90% range. If it ever drops below, it's usually because the company was out of its depth, had no relevant past performance, no experience with the capabilities referenced, no subject matter experts, no data, and couldn't spot a wired bid a mile away. Did we mention data? Data define your company. If you have only fluff, well, that's all you have to sell. The gears and pistons of commerce don't operate for long with fluff as the fuel.
Ok, not a question. But that's all right. Marley can create any social media voice and style you need - even striking a balance between the mordant wit of the Wendy's social media manager and the comfortable safe space you're probably accustomed to. Basically, it won't offend, but it just may give your Twitter new life. Elon Musk sure as hell won't.
How about we get Mignon to tell you that you're wonderful and powerful and strong and able to achieve anything you put your mind to? It's about the same. Because doesn't it seem as though all motivational speakers are just failed actors? If you want solid input, based on situational awareness and reality, awesome. If you seek transparency and debate to deliver the best outcomes, absolutely. If you want someone to pitch you a fantasy where "they'll come if you build it," we probably can't help.
Fear not, you will receive content that reflects your organizational attitude and brand, whatever your style, voice, tone, and demeanor. Does stuffy work for your clients? Not a problem. Formal, scientific, professional? Sure thing. Lighthearted, fun, warm and fuzzy? We can do that, too. We deliver content that sounds like your business -- and that your audience will find comfort in. The way we write here is just us. Unless, of course, that's the style you want. It's all about your needs, not our egos. Also, if you want to start a cult, please reference the works of L. Ron Hubbard. We lack his expertise in that area.