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Why customer conversations are invaluable for marketing strategy
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Our work with Untold has directly impacted our marketing strategy for important growth markets. Unpicking the buyers journey and understanding our customers’ Jobs to be Done was invaluable in helping our teams narrow the focus for effective channels and key messaging.
Founder
Adelynne founded untold in 2019, frustrated by traditional market research methods and fuelled by a desire to deliver truly actionable insights for marketers and do work that has real impact. Her experience across strategy, insight and consulting, spanning over a decade, focuses on customer behaviour and psychology. She has interviewed thousands of customers across sectors in her work with brands including RIM, Coach, Superdry, Burberry, Oracle and Wise.
Director
Simon has a background in design and marketing and brings a ‘design thinking’ approach to every consulting project. He puts his design skills and visual eye to use in creating beautiful data-driven content that engages teams organisation-wide. Using the recommendations from the strategic research he has produced web design, animation and social assets to bring findings to life and support clients’ external marketing efforts.
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