What Grain changed

• Increased the percentage of action items handled by agents from 55%+ to 65%+.
• Increased the claimed weekly time savings per person from 6+ hours to 7+ hours.
• Increased the speed claim for finishing work from 2x faster to 3x faster.

Grain is updating its marketing to show higher ROI. They are claiming their AI tools save more time and finish work faster than previously stated. This makes their product look more powerful to new buyers.

• Added "55%+" as the percentage of action items handled by agents.
• Added "6+" as the number of hours saved weekly per person.
• Added "2x" as the speed increase from meeting to finished work.

Grain replaced placeholder zeros with specific performance data. This makes their marketing much stronger by giving potential buyers concrete proof that the tool saves time and speeds up work.

• Removed the entire top navigation menu, including links to Product, Use Cases, Company, and Resources.
• Removed the full footer section containing social media links, legal pages, and the newsletter signup.
• Deleted the detailed answers to 14 "Frequently Asked Questions" (FAQs), leaving only the section header.
• Removed multiple "Get Started" and "Book a Demo" call-to-action buttons from the top and bottom of the page.
• Removed the "Works with:" integration logos section.

The website has been stripped of its main navigation, footer, and detailed FAQ content. This usually happens when a company is preparing for a major rebrand, a significant product pivot, or is simplifying the site to focus purely on a single landing page conversion.