Marketing strategy
What to do next, in what order, and what to ignore.
The short version
Most marketing fails at the plan, not the execution. The graphics were fine. Nobody could say who they were for, or what was supposed to happen next.
This is the part that makes everything after it cheaper. Deciding the offer, the audience and the weekly rhythm takes one session and saves you from paying for work that was never going to land.
Right fit?
Owners doing a bit of everything with no way to tell what is working, and anybody about to spend real money on ads or a rebuild who wants the thinking done first.
Slide it
You vs. Joe Blow & Sons.
Left is your website today. Right is the one Joe Blow & Sons has. Drag the line, then hit the button.
Crickets on the left. That is the problem.
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Illustration. Joe is made up. Your competitor is not.
What you get
- A written position: what you sell, to whom, and why you over the alternative
- The offer, defined tightly enough to put a price on
- Which channels get effort and which get ignored
- A weekly rhythm somebody can actually keep
- What gets measured, and the threshold that triggers a decision
How it goes
Four steps. No mystery.
→ Keep scrolling. It moves sideways.
One long conversation
Your numbers, your best customers, the jobs you wish you had more of.
Narrow it
Most plans fail from doing six things badly. I pick two.
Write it down
One page. If it needs ten, it will not survive a busy month.
Set the review
A date to look at it honestly and change it.
Step five is you.
The free audit shows what to fix first. About half a minute, no card.
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Selected work
Written for your trade
One person, all of it
- 20Years making things people look at
- 3Shopify stores built from nothing
- 997Programmatic SEO pages shipped for AdSpot
- 121Pieces in the Archives. No mood boards, no stock
Adobe Certified Professional. Six case studies written start to finish on the Work page, including the parts that did not go smoothly. The whole story is on About.
Not sure this is the one you need? Run the free audit. It looks you up the way a customer would and shows what is costing you calls.