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Practice Lead at Stitch

Some of the dangers that we see marketers regularly run into are their strategy and campaigns get stale, or that they haven't recently gone through and experienced their own brand through the lens of their audience. Everyone is busy, priorities shift, life happens, but your marketing might be what is impacted.  Stitch is doing marketing innovation workshops, helping existing Braze clients build a roadmap, generate new marketing ideas and approaches, and creating clear paths to further leverage your martech stack and get the most out of Braze. For free. If you're an existing Braze client interested, or if you're at Braze and thinking of someone specific as you read this let us know.

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Director of Alliances @ Stitch

Even on a platform as powerful and user-friendly as Braze, you can get stale with your marketing program. You lose your edge, you lose your customers' attentions. The Stitch team loves talking to customers in this spot. You've already done the hard work of migrating to Braze, so now you can focus on creative ways to engage your customers and drive results. We recently put some process around the way we help existing Braze customers in the form of our "Marketing Innovation Workshops." These 4-hour, onsite sessions are completely free. You walk away with a 6-12 month roadmap, new campaign ideas (prioritized based on what you share is most important to you), and a clear path forward to drive more value out of Braze and your broader martech stack. The coolest part of conducting these workshops is that we're showing up with a POV. Our team will live your brand for a few weeks in advance and come prepared to share our experience and how we think it could be even better. For free. free. free. It's worth a conversation. PS. To my Braze friends... we're having active conversations with your peers who are leveraging our Marketing Innovation Workshop to keep their customers from getting stale. Stale customers aren't renewing at the same rate. Let's work together.

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