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Tactical
Program Recommendations |
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Once
you know what needs to
get done, how do you do it? |

Implementation is the intersection of a well-defined
product/service, an effective organization and the right programs.
Proper implementation evidences marketing strategy, including
positioning goals.
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Your
challenge
- The
best strategy is wasted if not implemented effectively. You need
to translate high-level thinking into strategic messages and
specific programs. These programs need to be measurable and ultimately
help evidence your positioning goals.
How
we help
- We
can help you translate high-level strategies and objectives into
real-world marketing implementation. We believe that successful
implementation is not simply the design of programs, but also
the intersection of an effective organization and a product/service
truly defined from the prospects' perspective (see to left.)
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- We
draw upon Silicon Valley best practices and a history of innovation
at designing marketing programs for clients, including programs
you can scientifically manage for success.
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are often called on to design and even manage programs such as:
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Advertising
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Public relations
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Pre-release software/service seeding
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Direct marketing
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Channel marketing
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Relationship marketing
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Infrastructure marketing
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Collateral design
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Trade show strategy
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Web site lead generation & commerce
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Internet grassroots marketing
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Guerrilla marketing
Timeframe
& Fees
- Normally
a 3-4 week engagement.
- More
exact timeframes and fees can be estimated after learning more
about your specific business issues and state of your current
strategy. Contact us to discuss your company
and how we can help.
Related
ways we can help
- Market-Centric
Product Definition Has your product been
defined from your prospects' perspective? Will it be compelling?
[more]
- Marketing
Diagnostic
How's your sales and marketing organizational effectiveness?
[more]
- Market
Infrastructure Identification Assuming you
know what to do and what to say, who should really be saying
it to? [more]
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