Feature Ideas

At times, the customer requests a printed copy or a PDF of the brand's guide. Frictionless has all the details for the brand. It would be really helpful if it could create an intuitive brand guide in PDF format covering all aspects of the brand.

Add the ability to upload your custom Fonts into the Identity section of your Brand Strategy and then the ability to easily download by your team.

In addition to colors, fonts and styles, Frictionless will allow you to upload versions of your logo to create a more cohesive brand guide and strategy for your team.

Build detailed campaign strategies from campaign ideas generated by personas or create from your own campaign ideas.

Ability to print your personas

Various exercises typically used to create intelligent website strategies.

Each week you'll get an email of content, campaign and other insights generated for your Personas.

The ability to create boards of custom information from across your Frictionless account that can be shared with different groups. Create a board to work with your marketing team, one for your sales team and one for new employee onboarding.

Now create detailed SWOT analysis with your team.

Development of a North Star is imperative, but not always easy to get right. This workshop would help evaluate and ensure you are choosing the right North Star.

The ability to define various objectives and specific goals with the ability to connect to SWOT actions.

I mean not the UI language, but information Input and information Output language aka octopus Andi-AI to learn Bulgarian. 🐙🤗 And I mean each separate workspace to have main input/output language.

I've been a consultant for a long time and I find SWOTS really difficult because they are so open ended and difficult to extract actionable outcomes. The reason for this is that there are always too many issues to address so it becomes an intellectual exercise that is hard for people to implement. SFAS, Strategic Factor Analysis, takes the good parts of SWOTS and helps "score" the various issues so that they can be prioritized down to 3-5 items. The other benefit is that this kind of scoring approach helps get "everyone on the same page" because it takes something relatively abstract to a framework to score and prioritize. It's a much easier framework and clients like it because they can buy into it. I can share a model if you're interested.

This tool is truly amazing and I love using for myself. However, I can't use it for clients and be seen as an expert if the tool that I'm using to help them with their strategy is something they can clearly see is from another developer that we didn't put together for them. No white label = not a true agency product. I'm basically sending clients to someone else's tools. It's like trying to promote myself as a private chef and telling the family "Go to Allrecipies.com and search for spinach artichoke dip and look for the one with 4k reviews and make that one."