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Why books are the new High-Impact GTM swag

  • Writer: Avner Baruch
    Avner Baruch
  • Dec 5
  • 2 min read
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Corporate events are full of noise - slides, booths, pitches, promises.

But the real breakthroughs don’t happen on the expo floor.

They happen after, when leaders slow down to reflect and rethink.


That’s why a book is such a powerful strategic gift.


A book doesn’t interrupt. It invites. It reframes challenges, sparks new thinking, and plants ideas that keep working long after the event ends.


This year, Second Nature, the leading AI role-play platform, chose to treat their event guests to something more meaningful than traditional swag: a resource that gives leaders a fresh angle on how to scale, coach, and compete.


Instead of handing out items… they handed out perspective.


The hidden impact of giving ideas, not items

When a business offers a book instead of merchandise, it sends a very different signal:


👉 “We’re not here to hand out souvenirs - we’re here to equip you

👉 “We believe knowledge is a competitive advantage”

👉 “We want you to walk away with something that actually elevates the way your teams execute your GTM strategy”


Books don’t clutter desks.

They accelerate execution.


A GTM Strategy wrapped as a gift


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If you’re hosting a customer summit, leadership event, or partner gathering, consider this:

Your attendees don’t need another mug. They need frameworks that help them:


  • Modernize their GTM engine

  • Improve enablement impact

  • Scale performance with intention

  • Move from activity → outcomes

A book can catalyze that change in a way no branded gadget ever will.

Second Nature set a new standard

Second Nature made a bold statement:

“We believe knowledge is a competitive advantage”

This is what modern GTM looks like: Playbooks + role-plays + execution + holistic intelligence across your entire GTM org.

If you’d like to bring the Moneyball mindset into your next event or executive session, reply to this email - I’ll help you turn your event into something people remember and implement.


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Enjoy your ride -

Avner Baruch,

Project Moneyball.


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