February 2017 ~ Climb United Blog Posts

CLIMB United partners with The River Food Pantry for Feed the Need 2017

CLIMB United is honored to be providing creative and promotional support for Feed the Need 2017, a culinary tasting event to benefit The River Food Pantry.  This year’s event will take place on Sunday, April 2, 2017 at the new, state-of-the-art culinary space at Madison College. Sample delicious food and spirits by 20 Madison Originals members, beer by Ale Asylum, […]

Feed the Need 2017

Twitter Moments

It seems with Twitter you either love it, and use it regularly; tried it, and gave up on it; or just don’t get it. Even Twitter readily admits users find it confusing. Enter Twitter Moments–the most significant new feature in the company’s history. Moments is a news feed of “the best of what’s happening on […]

Twitter Moments

Sip. Savor. Support. And Benefit The River Food Pantry

CLIMB United is proud to be providing creative and promotional support for The River Food Pantry’s Feed the Need event. It will be a culinary tasting treat featuring many of Madison Originals’ great restaurants, beer from Madison’s beloved Ale Asylum, and live music. Join us June 5th to Sip, Savor and Support!  The River Food […]

Feed The Need Madison Food Pantry

The Astonishingly Simple Way to Create Better Messaging

Product messaging—how you talk about your product in any particular situation—is important. And, getting it right is hard. Product messaging should be easy. Easy to create…easy to understand…easy to repeat. But, too often, it’s not. Messages get convoluted and confusing, and then no one has any clue why they should care about your product…sometimes including […]

Better Messaging

Suck Less at Marketing – Do this One thing

To get better at something, it helps to recognize when you suck. A lot of people suck at messaging—how you communicate about your company or product in any particular situation. Oh, they don’t think they suck. In fact, the ones that suck the most? They truly believe their messaging is the cat’s meow. The real problem? As buyer […]