Stop Explaining. Start Scaling.

Complexity becomes clarity.

RULE 6 is a motion design studio for complex B2B products. We make the motion that explains your product for you.

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01 / Challenge
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Most of the selling happens when you're not looking.

You have a serious product. But a B2B buyer spends about 17% of the buying cycle with vendors, according to Gartner. The rest of the time they're going through your site, your deck, and whatever a colleague forwarded, with nobody there to explain any of it.

02 / Border

Your product crossed the border. Your story didn't.

The pitch that closes at home goes quiet in a new market. Same product, but the buyer changed, and so did their reasons to care. We don't translate it. We rebuild the argument for the buyer on the other side of the border, in motion, so they get it in 90 seconds instead of an hour.

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03 / Plan
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The Diagnosis

We take your messaging apart and find every place a new market loses the thread, and why.

02.

The Playbook

One system that rebuilds the argument for the buyer you're selling to now, and repeats it everywhere the product shows up. Not a stack of one-off videos.

03.

The Assets

Your assets go live. Sales uses them in calls, emails, and decks. Every asset compounds.

05 / Fit
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Funded, complex, hard to explain.

Funded companies (Series A/B) with a complex technical product, especially if you're selling into the US or getting ready to. B2B software and platforms, health tech and medical AI, aerospace and autonomy software, fintech and payments.

If you're staying in Europe for now, the problem is the same. Your buyer still decides without you.

Chris Blaylock, founder of RULE 6

Chris Blaylock, Founder

An American running the studio from Valencia. Grew up in Tennessee, came up professionally in the San Francisco Bay Area, now builds the story for buyers on both sides of the Atlantic.

Complexity is a tax on your growth.

While you're re-explaining the product, a simpler competitor is closing.

Stop Explaining. Start Scaling.