Pay-As-You-Go Marketing

The Path to Marketing Optimization.

While small businesses have the advantages of quick solution adoption and implementation when compared with large corporations, they have some constraints too. Our observations of the challenges faced by small business marketing departments led to the development of our pay-as-you-go B2B marketing services solutions.

Below are four typical small business marketing challenges:racing against time
(in random order)

#1 – Selecting the right combination of new marketing productivity tools from the vast range of offerings takes time. Time that busy small business people don’t have.

#2 – The perception of marketing as an “art” rather than a “science” can sometimes lead non-marketers to de-value the contribution of marketing to overall business success.

#3 – Management sometimes lacks a holistic perspective or understanding of how marketing activities relate to organizational objectives.

paper overload#4 – Inadequate time for planning combined with inefficient processes, causes crisis-responses that strain staff and adversely affect marketing productivity.

Advantages of Pay-As-You-Go Marketing:

On-demand – On-demand services means accessing help when business cycles demand extra help to overcome specific marketing challenges or manage projects.flexible solutions

Flexible – Small businesses need flexible support to implement incremental marketing solutions and move forward along the marketing optimization path.

Temporary - Tapping into temporary outside resources to exploit a business opportunity can avert the potential pain of inaction.

Specialized – A focus on B2B marketing combined with sector- and industry-specific experience, allows for the delivery of highly relevant marketing solutions. One-size-fits-all marketing is dead.

Learn more about how our pay-as-you-go marketing services can address these challenges for your small or mid-sized business >

eBook Review: Outsourcing B2B Marketing

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“The New Rules Of Outsourcing B2B Marketing”

WHAT MARKETING DIRECTORS NEED IN A B2B MARKETING CONSULTANT TODAY

We think this highly relevant and informative 21-page ebook guide is a must-read for CEO’s and Marketing Directors who are considering outsourcing to a marketing partner. Click on the image for a link to download this new ebook written by Rebekah Donaldson & Cris Rominger.  

Topics covered include:

  • 10 questions to ask a prospective B2B marketing consultant
  • 5 essential traits your B2B marketer needs and why each is important
  • Why B2B marketing differs from B2C
  • What B2B buyers are looking for

Some excerpts from the book:

Today, racing to nab prospects through cold calling has questionable ROI. Far from being sitting ducks, B2B buyers are reaching out to service providers who look good. … Today, B2B marketers talk about ‘pull’ or ‘inbound’ marketing – that is, attracting prospects rather than cornering them.”

An experienced marketer builds a foundation for sound decision making before diving into tactics. They help link marketing goals with business goals, and ensure marketing planning is grounded in real client and prospect perceptions.”

… your B2B marketing consultant should be committed to inbound marketing. … they need to guide you in being visible and helpful when prospects are looking for companies and guidance: facilitating comparisons, providing all the elements of a strong business case, and being authentic.”