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Why Strategic Marketing?
Strategic marketing is often neglected by organisations
as they struggle to establish their products or
services in their target markets through tactical
lead generation marketing activities or even worse
unfocused sales prospecting.
Strategic marketing is not just for large companies
– by analysing what your target market really
looks like and needs; by examining closely your
competition and potential partners or channels
to market; and by fully understanding your value
proposition and differentiators – you will
be better placed to grow your business and waste
less resources to win business.
Growth Works offers a clear
process with fixed price deliverables to help
their clients take a more strategic view of their
business:
Induction - 3 days
Interviews with management,
sales and other staff plus desk work to allow
consultant to fully understand the current business
and product strategy
Market
Analysis - 5 days
Based on independent market research (may incur
additional costs) to cover market sizing, growth,
participants, influencers and potential for exploiting
client’s solution.
Competitor
Analysis - 5 days
Review of competitor’s product features,
market positioning, customer references, partners,
financials, strategic positioning and strengths
and weaknesses relative to client’s product.
Partner
Map - 5 days
Partner map showing potential and existing partners
by category (e.g. complementary, technology, implementation,
influencer) with analysis of product features,
market positioning, customer references, other
partners, financials, and strategic positioning
Value
Proposition Workshop - 5 days
Based on above inputs, a facilitated workshop
will be run to agree specific value propositions
for client’s solution at a number of levels
– by sector, business, IT and technology.
Report to be written containing value propositions,
justification and differentiators.
Strategic
Marketing Plan - 5 days
Based on above inputs, a concise strategic marketing
plan will be written including SWOT analysis,
external factors, segmentation criteria, financial
factors, etc.
Marketing
Communications Plan - 5 days
Building an agreed marketing communications plan
of relevant external and internal events, direct
mail activity, collateral preparation targets,
etc. fully costed and with project plans for each
activity.
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