Suzanne S.

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Hi Nandini R., Check out Parker Nash https://www.parkertnash.com/uncommon-brands-podcast/

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Harrison T. Our work is legit - and thankfully, our clients confirm that 😄 We’re a small team, and most of our clients work with us daily (literally—we’re in Slack with them almost every day), so we’re often deep in the trenches across strategy and execution. On top of that, we’re juggling larger design projects too. So carving out space to actually show what we do is a whole challenge in itself -but your input really helps sharpen how I think about it. Thank you again! And yes, would definitely be up to jam more - always excited to swap ideas!

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Suzanne S.

Thank you Neil W.! I think this strategy is great - it gives off a more natural and helpful vibe, which I’m all for! 🙂

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Suzanne S.

Thanks everyone for the thoughtful input, guys! It’s really helpful to see how this lands from different perspectives. You’re right that case studies and pricing aren’t differentiators on their own - they’re supporting points, not the hook. And I agree: the most important thing is to lead with a point of view that actually means something. I actually see this as another interesting topic to explore here - like how others have broken out of the sea of sameness in their own way. 🧠

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Suzanne S.

Seeking Input: Best Client Outreach Strategy for Design Firm

Hey everyone! 👋 I have a quick question and I’d love your input - thank you in advance for being my unofficial focus group 😄 We run a small design company and we’ve been testing two different ways to position ourselves when reaching out to potential clients: A) Showcasing case studies from well-known clients in the supply chain and tech space B) Highlighting our competitive pricing (we’re based in the U.S. but most of our team—designers and devs—is in Eastern Europe) Both approaches are valid, but sometimes you need to lead with just one strong hook. What would catch your attention more A or B?

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Suzanne S.

Connecting with B2B Teams: Insights on AI in Design and Marketing

👋 Hey everyone, I’m Suzanne — I run FreeMind Digital, a small design + marketing studio that helps B2B teams (especially in logistics, SaaS, and AI) simplify their message and build websites that actually convert. We’re big on using AI to speed up the creative and build process - for ourselves and our clients - so I’m especially curious to see how others here are thinking about it. I’m here to learn from the community, share what’s worked for me, and connect with smart people solving messy problems. Just happy to contribute wherever I can. If you’re ever stuck on messaging, landing pages, or web performance, happy to trade notes or brainstorm together. Outside of work, I’m horseback riding and oil painting - something about making things with your hands feels extra grounding these days! 🙂 🙌 Feel free to connect here too: LinkedIn 🙌

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