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Examples

Not portfolios. Chains of evidence.

Every example below traces the same path: signal, human point of view, proprietary evidence, outputs, commercial outcome. Figures are illustrative.

Worked examples

Intelligence in, demand out.

Signal

Competitor raised enterprise pricing 18%.

Human point of view

“Software should get cheaper as it scales.” — CEO, 17 years in enterprise software

Proprietary evidence

27 customer conversations · internal pricing experiment across 3 markets

  • Executive LinkedIn post
  • Newsletter
  • Sales email
  • Analyst briefing note
Outcome

$742K influenced pipeline · 21 conversations

Signal

“Implementation complexity” in 37 sales calls (+41%).

Human point of view

“Buyers aren’t paying for licences. They’re paying for the gap.” — CTO

Proprietary evidence

2,700 reviewed sales conversations · deployment telemetry

  • Research article
  • Infographic
  • Podcast talking points
  • Enablement asset
Outcome

317 target-account engagements · 8 opportunities

Signal

Analyst research validated a six-month-old internal prediction.

Human point of view

“We said this in February. Here’s what we saw first.” — CRO

Proprietary evidence

Original interview archive · CRM cycle-length data

  • Company LinkedIn post
  • PR pitch
  • Internal briefing
Outcome

46 executive interactions · 3 sales-cited assets

Idea ranking

How ideas get prioritised.

Originality, timing, audience relevance, evidence strength, commercial potential.
ThesisExpertOrig.TimingEvidenceCommercial
SaaS isn’t becoming more expensive. Bad SaaS economics are becoming visible.Sarah Chen94918682
The hidden cost of enterprise software isn’t licensing. It’s implementation.Daniel Okafor89849087
Forecasting models built for 60-day cycles are quietly breaking.Priya Raman81937479
We changed pricing in 3 markets. Retention told us more than revenue did.Sarah Chen96729584

Proprietary content engine

Say something ChatGPT couldn’t know.

The RLVNT publishing rule: every flagship piece of content must contain something the public internet didn’t already know.
Company data

“We analyzed 14 million transactions…”

Customer intelligence

“We reviewed 2,700 sales conversations…”

Executive experience

“After selling enterprise software for 17 years…”

Original research

“We surveyed 417 CFOs…”

Internal experiment

“We changed our pricing model across 3 markets. Here’s what happened.”

Customer interviews

“We asked 25 CIOs why AI projects actually get rejected.”

That’s content competitors can’t prompt into existence.

Originality Score™

Every piece of content gets evaluated before publication.

Not for grammar. For whether it contains anything the market couldn’t already get elsewhere.
91
/ 100 Originality
Pass
Human contribution96
Proprietary evidence92
Specificity95
Point of view89
Evidence quality87
Generic AI language4%
Source integrityVerified

This contains meaningful proprietary intelligence.

27
/ 100 Generic AI article
Blocked
  • No proprietary information
  • Generic thesis
  • No firsthand expertise
  • Common AI phrasing detected
  • Similar ideas already saturated

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Social proof

What clients say.

Placeholder testimonial
RLVNT stopped us from asking what we should post and started showing us what we actually had to say.
CMO
Enterprise SaaS Company
Placeholder testimonial
Five minutes from our CEO now gives the marketing team enough original material to work with for days.
VP Marketing
B2B Technology Company
Placeholder testimonial
The biggest surprise wasn’t engagement. Sales started using the ideas in actual conversations.
Chief Revenue Officer
Enterprise Software Company

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