Any business can be Unrivaled.
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In today’s crowded marketplace, pouring money into marketing or simply having a better product won’t make your business stand apart.
Real growth doesn’t come from incremental improvements or playing catch-up with competitors. It comes from being the only choice your customers want.
Business growth expert and brand strategist Michelle Heath offers a radical shift in perspective to escape traditional competitive thinking and break free from the race to the middle. Her bold, customer-obsessed framework inspires you to build a business so aligned, so distinct and so valuable, no competitor can challenge it . . . or replicate it!
More than just a strategy book, Unrivaled shares the powerful roadmap Michelle has used to generate over $100 billion in revenue with businesses across just about every industry—from banking, tech, wellness, luxury, finance, fashion, construction, cybersecurity, and more. She shares stories from working with family-owned businesses, start-ups and household brands like Fidelity Investments, J.P. Morgan, and E*TRADE and distills her decades of in-the-trenches experiences into a powerful manifesto for companies ready to stand apart.
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Michelle’s no-fluff, step-by-step guide gives you the clarity and confidence to transform your business. Her Unrivaled Growth Framework™ simplifies how to stop clawing for market share, move beyond price wars, and deliver value customers can't resist. Her “giddy up” energy, engaging storytelling, and workbook-style approach encourages collaboration, exploration and innovation.
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Reading from Unrivaled.
A clip of me from the Boston University Fireside Chat, reading from Unrivaled on how to use your greatest untapped asset.
“Which step is the hardest?”
This story really resonated with the audience. After I finished writing Unrivaled, my son looked at the five-step framework and asked me something that stopped me in my tracks: “Which step is the hardest?”
Without hesitation, I said Step 3. Alignment. Because it’s about getting everyone in the company all rowing in the same direction. That’s where most transformations fail or succeed.
When your organization is truly rallied and ready? Customers feel it.