We start by getting to know you; what makes your people and company tick… what you do, how you do it, and who you serve.
Real world example of 5×5
Watch this example of an animated video that quickly introduces a new product for COE, while highlighting the company’s design tenets. This follows the “COE Code” which was developed from our 5×5 discovery sessions.
Each business has unique goals, so we carefully prepare the right plan that maximizes the return on their marketing dollars.
5×5 ensures that the message and channels for a given business or initiative is the best fit for them. Want to know more? Schedule a free 15-minute Zoom call with us to learn how Industry Scope can help you.
We are privileged to work with the industry’s best.
More about our unique process
We’ve adopted the five by five communications term from the United States military. When communicating over two radios, a station may request a report on the quality and strength of their signal. Five by five means the signal has excellent strength and perfect clarity — the most understandable signal possible. Five by five is the predecessor to the term “Loud and Clear” or “Lima/Charlie” used by military units today.
To us, 5×5 is a process we’ve refined over the past 20 years to help us craft clear messages and determine how to best broadcast the message to ensure it reaches and resonates with the right audience—loud and clear.
More about our unique process
We’ve adopted the five by five communications term from the United States military. When communicating over two radios, a station may request a report on the quality and strength of their signal. Five by five means the signal has excellent strength and perfect clarity — the most understandable signal possible. Five by five is the predecessor to the term “Loud and Clear” or “Lima/Charlie” used by military units today.
To us, 5×5 is a process we’ve refined over the past 20 years to help us craft clear messages and determine how to best broadcast the message to ensure it reaches and resonates with the right audience—loud and clear.
