Sales assets your team will actually want to use

So you stop wasting time making assets that collect dust, earn the trust of your sales team, and finally show marketing's impact on revenue.

CMOs and Marketing VPs trust me to find what's actually broken between product, marketing, and sales—then build assets that close deals instead of dying in the field.

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Your product is helping customers.

But you’re struggling to get that across.

Your story changes depending on who's telling it

Marketing says one thing. Sales says another. Product insists on language no buyer understands.

Real cost: Your best reps rewrite everything. Your worst ones wing it.

Assets die in the field—and you don't know why

The deck looked great in the launch meeting. Then sales stopped using it after week two.

Real cost: You're producing content nobody trusts.

Deals stall because your champion can't sell you internally

Your one-pagers don't speak to the CFO, the CTO, or the VP of Ops. Just the champion.

Real cost: Multi-threading fails, deals stall, and eventually lost.

“Talya is quite literally lightening in a bottle.”
— Jordan Slabaugh, CMO
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Let’s find the best angles for you to stand out,

and create sales assets that speak to your buying committee,

that your reps will actually want to use

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“Talya made an almost immediate impact”
— Mark Hammer, CEO
Mark Hammer, CEO

Here’s how it works

Step 1: asset audit + 3 conversations

I don't need seven workshops to see the dysfunction. Three honest conversations with your SMEs and a look at what you're currently using tells me everything.

What you get:

  • Understanding of what really closes deals

  • Clarity on where alignment breaks between teams

  • Immediate "oh shit, THAT's why" moments

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Step 2: Build The Win Map—your clarity system

I don't just hand you a positioning doc that dies in Slack. I build The Win Map—a Notion system that connects research → buyer truth → defensible message → sales assets.

This isn't a static deliverable. It's your single source of truth that every team can use.

What you get:

  • The Win Map dashboard linking everything together

  • Message map that survives real sales conversations

  • Competitive narrative that holds up when buyers push back

  • Battle-tested positioning that product, marketing, and sales all believe in

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Step 3: Sales enablement that survives the field

Your assets work because they're built on alignment, not assumptions. Sales believes them. Champions can sell internally with them. Deals close faster.

What you get:

  • Executive one-pagers for the invisible people in the buying team

  • Sales deck reps have conviction on

  • All connected back to your Notion clarity system

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“our space is very active and changes constantly, but she always helped us find white space and ways that we could stand out in the crowd”

Bobby S., Director of Sales and Sales Engineering

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"Looking forward to putting this content to use"