Storytelling by sector · Cyber security
Storytelling in cyber security.
Fear and acronyms don't win deals. Trust does. We help cyber companies tell the stories buyers remember, repeat to their boards and act on.
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The problem
Every vendor is shouting threats. Few are telling stories.
Your buyers sit through pitch after pitch of acronyms, dashboards and fear. It all blurs. What survives the meeting is a story: who was at risk, what changed, what it meant. That's the part most cyber marketing leaves out.
Fear fatigueCISOs hear worst-case warnings all day. One more doesn't move them. A story about someone like them does.
The jargon wallThe people who sign off rarely hold security degrees. Your story has to work in the boardroom, not just the SOC.
Proof without meaningCertifications and benchmarks matter, but nobody retells a spec sheet. Numbers stick when a story carries them.
What we do
One sticky idea, told in every room that matters
- Find the idea only you can ownBuilt on what your buyers worry about this quarter, and tested against the six principles of sticky messages.
- Build the story assetsFounder and spokesperson voices, articles, media releases, video and the pieces sales can hand over.
- Put it in front of named buyersMedia relations, LinkedIn, roundtables and campaigns aimed at the accounts you want, not a broad market.
- Measure it to revenueMeetings, opportunities and pipeline against your target map, reported monthly.
Who this is for
Built for the whole cyber ecosystem
Cyber security vendorsGet on the shortlist at the accounts you've named.
MSPs and MSSPsStand out from every other provider saying the same thing.
Government and defence suppliersBuild trust with the people who sign off, long before the tender.
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