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Moore Insights | Issue 01

Jul 2

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Message not landing? Start here 👇🏼

Welcome to the first issue of Moore Insights.


Each month, I’ll be sharing field-tested insights from real client engagements—what’s working, what’s not, and small shifts that drive big results. Whether you’re a founder, revenue leader, or someone building out go-to-market strategy on a lean team, this newsletter is for you.


Thanks for reading,


Danielle

🔎 Field Insight

A founder recently told me they’d sent over 3,000 outbound emails with zero replies.

When we looked under the hood, we found two things:


  1. They were targeting the wrong segment, and

  2. The messaging wasn’t tied to any current pain point or active priority


The good news? The product was strong. The signal was there — it just wasn’t aligned to the buyer’s world.

🛠️ 1 Small Shift = Big Win

Instead of rewriting the whole deck or adding new automation tools, we slowed down and ran a simple test:


✅ Defined a narrow ICP

✅ Identified buyer stage

✅ Tailored messaging to one key moment


Within a week, responses started coming in — not because the copy was perfect, but because it was finally relevant.

📍 Try This

Look at your last five outreach attempts.


For each one, ask:

• What moment is this message speaking to?

• What signal told me this person is ready for this conversation?

• Is this aligned to a current business priority — or a static value prop?


If you can’t answer, you don’t have a messaging problem — you have a targeting problem.

🎬Take Action

If your team is seeing too many no-replies or slow-moving deals, it might be time to revisit the fundamentals: • Are you clear on your best-fit client? • Are you mapping your messaging to the buyer journey? • Is your pipeline showing signal — or just motion? 👉 Try the Pipeline Pulse to see what’s slowing deals.


Until next time,


Danielle

Founder

Moore Consulting


💡 Find more insights at mooreconsultingllc.net/resources


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