What is a Marketing Machine?
A Marketing Machine turns £1 of marketing investment into £10, £20, £30 or £50 of profitable revenue.
And it does it consistently – day in, day out, month in, month out – for years.
Creating a Marketing Machine is about taking what we refer to as a ‘Glob’ of loosely (or not at all) connected marketing activities and engineering a high-performance Marketing Machine…
- a strategic approach to generating new prospects
- a finely tuned sales process
- a highly profitable prospect nurturing system
- and a client nurturing system that drives the long-term value that every client brings to your business.
A Marketing Machine is…
Strategic – never campaign or event-driven
Results focused – everything is optimised to deliver profitable outcomes
Targeted – at a very clearly defined set of prospects and clients
Focused on the prospect – making a seamless experience from ‘cold to sold’
Super effective – it deploys world-class, proven tactics
Measurable – measurement is a cornerstone of success
Process driven – so it’s repeatable, sustainable and manageable
Successful – it’s based on tried and tested techniques, which are measured and optimised
Long term – yes things change, but not that quickly, once built, your Marketing Machine should keep working for years ahead
The best – utilising the best, most appropriate and most effective marketing for your business. Eliminating the mediocre, the poor and even the ‘good’
A Marketing Machine is not…
About “getting your name out there” – poor marketing is too often justified with these weasel words
Creating awareness – you can’t bank awareness, it doesn’t pay the bills
An event or a campaign – a one off, creating the need for a constant stream of new ideas
About design – yes design is important, but objectives, targeting, strategy, a compelling proposition, offers, and your call to action are more important – much more important
Explained away with the words – “you can’t really measure that” doesn’t cut it, you need to be able to measure it
Hard to measure – if you can’t measure it, don’t do it
A ‘good’ thing to do – good is the enemy of best
Based on opinions – the only opinions that count are the customers
Based on the ‘next big thing’ – let someone else waste their time chasing the next big thing, use to the fullest the current big and best ‘things’
Built around gimmicks, humour or quirkiness – it uses tested and proven techniques
About trying to win awards – the best award is a profitable, growing and successful business
Working with Results
Want to know more about how to create a Marketing Machine for your business? We offer three different ways of working with us to create your Marketing Machine. Find out more about these options here…
