For TA and employer brand leaders. Seven weeks. Ten tools.

Nobody said "no."

That's the problem.

Seven weeks to take one problem the business keeps deferring
and turn it into a decision it can actually make.

Plus the full workbook and all ten tools when the series ends.

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Problem

7

Weeks of Email Lessons

10

Ready-to-use Diagnostics and Tools

Stop making the business case for "employer brand."

Start bringing the business a decision.

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"A requisition is the last visible step of a business decision nobody told you about."

What you'll get

7 weeks · Email

Week 01

The Meeting Where Everyone Agrees and Nothing Happens

Why a good answer still earns "let's revisit next quarter."
​Tool: The Business-Language Diagnostic


Week 02

The Requisition Is Not the Beginning

The COO asks which projects a 71-day time-to-fill puts at risk. Your data starts too late to answer. Tool: The Business-Commitment Scan


Week 03

The Symptom Is Not the Diagnosis

Response rates are down. Four functions, four explanations. Which one is setting the ceiling? Tool: The Nine-Constraint Diagnostic


Week 04

Being Found Is Not Being Chosen

Fast-growing. Collaborative. Opportunities for growth. So is everyone else. Tool: The Covered-Logo + Whitespace Test


Week 05

Stop Calculating ROI. Calculate the Cost of Sameness.

The invoice is already in the budget. It's just filed under someone else's line item. Tool: The Cost-of-Sameness Worksheet


Week 06

Your Dashboard Doesn't Help Anyone Decide Anything

4.2 million impressions. Is that number good or bad? Tool: The Decision Dashboard


Week 07

Same Work. Four Executives. Four Arguments.

The same deck goes to the CFO, COO, CEO, and business-unit leader. All four agree the problem matters. Nobody owns it. Tool: The Executive Translation Grid


Bonus

Full Ebook and all 10 Tools

Everything you need to make leadership make a real decision.

James Ellis

James Ellis is the founder of Employer Brand Labs, where he builds choosable employer brands that help mid-market companies grow. He has built brands for Roku, ASICS, Webflow, RK Industries and many others. Based in Chicago, James’ most recent book is the bestseller Becoming Choosable.

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James lives in Chicago, IL with his wife and daughter.

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