Marketing on a Budget
Marketing and go-to-market strategy for Startups, Small and Medium-sized Businesses (SMBs)
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How Chinese Businesses Are Taking Over Markets Globally (opens the original)
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A few days ago, I was speaking with a CEO whose partnership with a Chinese factory had fallen through. He’d moved on to a different one.But he mentioned something: the factory he dropped had kept in touch for months, and he’d be buying from them in a different cycle.Since I was supporting this business with growth and commercial strategy, I asked him what system they had in place to nurture in the acquisition phase and to retain existing customers.At that point, it hit him.It hit him because the
The Tiering Strategy: Using the "Good-Better-Best" Pricing Strategy To Increase Sales (opens the original)
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I talk a lot about building a commercial system that drives customer acquisition. A system that leads to predictable revenue.But when I talk about marketing and customer acquisition, pricing is a key part of that.You cannot acquire customers without fixing your pricing strategy. A clear pricing path is the first step towards getting a customer to say yes now, later later or not at all.In this article, I’ll teach you the three-tier pricing that gets your customers to say “Yes!!” faster. An <a hre
My Pre, During And Post Playbook For Converting Events Into Sales (opens the original)
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I love to attend exhibitions and events so I can count all the commercial teams and SMEs staring back at me.Well, maybe that’s not my primary reason for attending. But does this occur often? Yes. Are you ready to do anything about it to improve your customer acquisition? Let’s find out.Events are an underrated channel in GTM, and for all it’s worth, businesses rarely maximise their full worth. Securing a booth shaves off some numbers from your marketing/sales budget. Then add travel and other sa
How Small Businesses Grow To Become Large Businesses (opens the original)
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Someone once told me that at every point in business, you are selling something. They were not wrong.I was raised by entrepreneurial parents, which meant working in and contributing to the family business from a young age. Selling is the one skill I never had to learn, I inherited it.Years later, a combination of this experience, founding multiple businesses, and building a career in corporate where I worked with clients across different markets, one thing has remained consistently true: growth
Should You Use Your Name as Your Business Name? (opens the original)
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Hello there!Picture two founders starting consulting firms.Scenario 1: launches Ernest Young Consulting. She is the face of the business, the person clients come to see, the person speaking at events, writing the LinkedIn posts and eventually becoming known for a particular area of expertise.Scenario 2: launches reThink Advisory. He is also an excellent consultant, but from the beginning he builds the company around a team, a methodology and a brand that does not depend entirely on him.</sp
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