
Why we promise that: because so far it has happened in every dialogue.
Your effort: three hours. We handle the rest.
Beforehand we analyze your situation and develop a first proposal for the questions, the hypotheses, the stakeholder group, and how they'll take part.
In the workshop we sharpen the concept with you and record the six assumptions per question that the dialogue will test.
Afterward we finalize the dialogue concept. You decide whether a pilot dialogue or a full mandate follows.
The concept is yours, even if no dialogue follows.
Scope and flat fee agreed before we begin.
Experience the Idea Duel on a real decision.
A clearly bounded run on one question from the workshop.
It shows which arguments your stakeholders back, which assumptions hold up, and which topics have never reached you.
We write the communication, moderate the dialogue, and deliver the ranking with a results report.
Flat fee, agreed before we begin.
Running the dialogue in full.
We run the dialogue with your stakeholders, moderate it, analyze it, and present the findings.
You get priorities, consensus, a decision matrix, blind spots, segment analyses, and a full report for your executive team, your board, or the public.
Scope depends on the number of questions, the size of the stakeholder group, the segmentation you want, and the languages.
A quote with a binding cost ceiling, before we begin.
A baseline for anyone who has to decide regularly.
For organizations preparing decisions repeatedly and tracking change over time.
We repeat dialogues at fixed intervals or around decisions. You watch the development unfold.
Because the concept, activation, and question design are already in place, each follow-up dialogue costs less.
You set the benchmark. Before we start.
In the strategy workshop you name, for each question, the six arguments you expect. We mix them anonymously into your stakeholders' contributions — nothing gives away that they came from you.
At the end you have the full ranking, often several hundred ideas and arguments. What counts is the top ten: if at least five of them are ideas and arguments you did not have on your radar, we have doubled what you know.
If we don't manage that, we don't invoice. You keep the full analysis either way.
Three hours in a workshop. One approval of the communication. Your participants need ten minutes. We're ready to launch within 48 hours.
Open questions and the hypotheses to be tested.
Texts and communication concept for your stakeholders.
With your logo, in your design.
For three weeks, with no effort for you.
So the dialogue stays factual and safe.
Visible daily, which topics dominate.
By the criteria you define.
One results report per question and one one pager.
Ready for your stakeholders.
























Do we end up with a wish list?
No, because nobody can only wish.
Every participant has to choose between two contributions, a hundred times over
What ends up at the top has prevailed against everything else, and you see how many people stand behind it
What if too few take part?
Communication is half the battle, and it is our job.
We do not invite people to a survey. We put into words what is at stake, specific to your question
From experience we know what works
For participants it takes ten minutes, anonymously and at any time of day
Are you a software or a consultancy?
A consultancy with its own instrument.
We take on the work from the question to the basis for decision
Like a classic consultancy we hold conversations and analyse them. We just hold a thousand at once, digitally
You acquire no licence and set nothing up
Can we see this beforehand?
Yes. We show you a completed dialogue with real results.
In the twenty-minute intro call we go through your question
If a dialogue does not serve your decision-making, we tell you
What sets the Idea Duel apart from a survey?
In a survey, people tick your predefined answers.
In the Idea Duel they write their own
Everyone else weighs them in direct comparison
That is how you also learn what nobody would have asked about