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Marketing strategy a CFO would sign.
A marketing strategy should say where the growth will come from, what it will cost and how you’ll know it is working. I build positioning, go-to-market and marketing plans tied to revenue and margin.
What I look at first
The questions behind the numbers
- Where revenue comes from today, by segment and channel
- Your value proposition compared with the alternatives your buyers consider
- How your best customers buy, and who is involved
- Marketing capability and budget against the targets the board has set
- Activity that no one can connect to a commercial goal
Evidence
Typical verdicts
What an audit in this area often finds
- BackThe segments that already buy most profitably.
- FixA value proposition that describes the product instead of the customer’s problem.
- TestA new market or vertical through a bounded pilot.
- StopActivity nobody can tie to revenue, margin or a board target.
Common findings across engagements, shown as examples. Your audit will have its own.
What you get
Deliverables
- Growth diagnosis with verdicts
- Positioning and value proposition
- Go-to-market plan for a product, segment or market
- Twelve-month marketing plan with budget and KPIs
- Board-ready summary on one page
Related case studies
Strategy in practice
Envirosuite: one proposition per industry
Segmented propositions for a 30-to-400-site target
Replaced one product-led proposition with value propositions for each industry vertical, tied to a lead generation plan.
TSA Riley: a rebrand during rapid growth
Almost 4x growth to 1000 people in four years
Led the 30-person global marketing, bids and business development function through the move from TSA Management to TSA Riley.
Neto: positioning built on the client’s own data
Cost per acquisition down 50%
Positioned an Australian eCommerce platform with benchmarks from its own anonymised data, then built content and acquisition around it.
Other services
SEO
Organic search judged by the enquiries and sales it brings, with content your team can keep up.
Paid Media
Google, Meta and LinkedIn spend that is tested before it is scaled, and moved to whatever returns.
Analytics
Tracking you can trust, attribution you can defend and reporting a board can read in two minutes.
CRM
Customer data and automation that keep clients longer and shorten the path from enquiry to sale.
Branding
Value propositions and identities your own people can explain and your customers remember.
Bring your last quarter’s numbers.
We’ll work out what’s earning its keep, what’s stuck and what to stop funding.