We work with CEOs and leaders when growth feels harder than it should — and marketing decisions keep getting revisited.
Most B2B firms don't stall because they lack activity.
They stall because key decisions aren’t clear or don’t hold.
- Marketing increases activity without result
- Sales spends too much time educating and qualifying
- The wrong opportunities enter the pipeline
- Plans get rewritten
- Momentum resets instead of building
Reveal helps leadership teams clarify and hold the decisions that sit underneath marketing and sales, so progress compounds instead of restarting.
Why this Work Matters
There are moments when the normal pace breaks.
A marketing leader leaves. Results flatten. You’re about to hire or reinvest.
Those moments create an opportunity most teams rush past. Instead of filling the gap quickly, it’s often better to step back and get clear on:
- Who we are really trying to reach.
- What problem we’re committing to own.
- What marketing must accomplish before sales steps in.
- What priorities actually matter.
That clarity becomes the foundation for everything else.
The Keystone Program
Keystone is a structured way to make those decisions explicit and keep them aligned.
Keystone Assessment
A focused diagnostic to identify where effort is being diluted and where leadership decisions are unclear or being revisited.
Keystone Framework
A shared Decision Map that aligns marketing, sales, and leadership around what matters most.
Keystone Advisory
Ongoing support to help those decisions hold as the business evolves.
Keystone Enablement Sprint
Short-term support during transitions to stabilize direction and prevent rebuilding twice.
This is not outsourced execution.
It’s the structure underneath the work.
What changes when this works
Sales spends less time compensating.
Marketing becomes easier to evaluate.
Priorities hold under pressure.
Leadership stops re-litigating the same debates each quarter.
The work doesn’t get louder.
It gets steadier.
"Most leadership teams don’t have a marketing problem.
They have an alignment problem. And marketing is where it shows up first.”
– Rob Higley
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No pitch. No pressure. Just clarity.


