Custom coffee
Named after your event or your team, with a short story printed on the back of the bag.
If you're bringing me in to speak or advise, I can make something for your people to take home afterwards.
I'm Aaron Ross. Iron Crown is the small workshop where I make coffee, card decks and letters with your name and your story on them.
A talk is over in an hour or so. A bag of coffee named after the main idea, or a card that pokes fun at the habit we discussed, stays on desks and gets passed around the office.
Your name and logo can go on anything I make. I'll help with the wording too, since that's usually the part people remember.
Any of these on its own, or a few of them packed together in one box.
Named after your event or your team, with a short story printed on the back of the bag.
Your company's lessons and in-jokes drawn as Banana Peel cards. The original deck works as a gift too.
Typed or handwritten notes on good paper, sealed with wax. A good fit for clients, partners or a team that just hit a big goal.
Coffee, cards and a letter packed together for board members, speakers or your most important clients.
Each one pokes fun at a habit most companies will recognise in themselves.
If yours isn't here, ask in the form below.
No. It works as a client or team gift on its own. Linking it to a talk gives people a shared reference, which helps.
Yes, on the label, the cards or the letter. I'll also help with what it says.
Tell me your numbers and I'll tell you what's realistic. Letters suit a handful of key people. Coffee and cards can cover a whole room.
Custom work needs some lead time, so get in touch early. Send me your date and I'll tell you quickly if it's doable.
It depends on what you choose and how many. You get a quote before anything is made.
I built the outbound sales system at Salesforce.com and wrote four books, including Predictable Revenue (half a million copies, five languages) and From Impossible to Inevitable. These days I advise growing companies and speak at events.
Iron Crown is where I make physical things to go with the ideas. The hair is not for sale.
A few lines is enough. Tell me the occasion, roughly how many people and your date. I read every message myself.
Rather talk it through? Grab a time that suits you.