Building a Strong Marketing Foundation

Challenge

Smart people can get a lot of good work done. But they can’t necessarily do the client work and marketing at the same time.

Solutions

To create a more sustainable pipeline of new clients, we worked with a consulting firm to understand the industry, competition, clients, and unique value. We created a marketing plan to serve as a solid foundation, from metrics to messaging. It included some new tactics (e.g., direct campaigns) as well as prioritizing and strengthening some existing tactics, like industry conferences. To align with their EOS approach, we also mapped out all the marketing processes.

Results

The team now has a more robust focus on a key connection point with their potential clients: industry conferences, which is generating more leads. They're also gaining new followers on LinkedIn, thanks to a consistent focus on content through monthly blog posts.

Messages Matter role 

(in partnership with marketing guru Kate Hendershott)

Marketing plan; content creation; fractional team leadership

 
We just don’t have the time or past experience to do marketing as consistently as it needs to be done. Having a plan gives us a path to follow, but having a team there working alongside us it what turns the ideas into action.
— Director of Business Development
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