Marketing

Mission Statement

When we discussed the Business Plan the mission statement is one of the first things that you need to have at the top of the plan. Often though it is one of the last things that is developed. So hard, so important A mission statement sums up your company, why you are in business, what […]

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Why use case studies?

From earliest childhood, we all love to read or hear a story, so having a client agree to give a case study provides your organisation a powerful piece. Case studies are an elongated testimonial, a reference with details, a story of steps taken. For your prospects it gives credibility, especially if from the same industry.

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Competitor analysis

Getting to know your competitors Identifying who your competitors are for some organisations is easy, so their competitor analysis is straightforward. For example, if there are four widget makers that make your widget worldwide then getting to know them, where they operate, how they go to market is quite easy to do. (If you think

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Sales Enablement

What is it and how do you use it? Sales enablement is a term that has become a lot more prevalent in the B2B world. Sales enablement is a bridge between sales and marketing to achieve increased sales efficiency, ie more sales for lower acquisition costs. Isn’t that what every business wants? Higher conversion rates

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Good quality content

We all know that good quality content is going to be key. But what makes it good? Is it aimed at your audience in the way that they want to be communicated with? Is it detailed enough, but not over detailed (you have to leave them something to contact you about after all)? How can

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Internal marketing: why the poor relation is so important

The majority of the time, the focus is on gaining leads, converting enquiries to sales, but there is always a place for internal marketing too. What is internal marketing? Internal marketing is marketing aimed at your staff. It can be as simple as a monthly newsletter recognising new starters, promotions, retirements, large order wins, upcoming

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