Overview
Wrote and art-directed the whitepaper, enterprise brochure and print collateral for Ambitiongroup's TrueValue4U visual business-process modeling product, translating a complex analytical methodology into content a non-specialist buyer could understand.
Who This Is For
Software and analytics companies selling a sophisticated methodology to buyers meeting it for the first time. This case is most useful if:
- your product is easier to demonstrate than to describe
- existing materials use dense, technical language
- you sell to several buyer segments, often through partners
- you need whitepapers and sales collateral that stay consistent in terminology
The Challenge
Ambitiongroup, a Scandinavian business-process modelling and analytics software company operating internationally, needed to launch and reposition its TrueValue4U product.
The methodology behind it, a visual model built around Objectives, Challenges, Solutions and Deliverables, was genuinely sophisticated. But the existing materials described it in dense, technical language, so a first-time buyer struggled to see what the product actually did for them.
Our Approach
We translated the methodology into plain, benefit-led language for the three buyer segments the company was targeting.
- The "True Business Intelligence" whitepaper: full copy across its four sections.
- Enterprise brochure and print collateral: including customer-quote content and the structure of the case-study illustrations running through the brochure.
- Copyediting with the design team: several rounds to tighten language, make terminology consistent (for example, standardising on "business initiative" throughout) and fix legibility in the visual diagrams before print.
Impact
A complex methodology with a sellable story. The finished whitepaper and brochure gave an enterprise analytics product a clear narrative, credited on the published materials to www.confetti.no for design and copy.
Ready for partners in many markets. The materials supported a product sold through certified partners across Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Estonia, the USA, Saudi Arabia, India and Australia.
A partner in another country can only sell what the materials explain. Consistent terminology is what makes the explanation travel.
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