We know that marketing helps build brand and authority, but it can often get pushed to the backburner. Now is the time to be forging ahead with consistent marketing as we expect the economic landscape to change. So, how do we solve this issue?
What we’re experiencing is that our clients tend to fall into two groups. The first is where a
business is great operationally and has capacity, but is struggling to drive business and bring in
more clients to get to the next level. The second? Businesses who are great at attracting clients,
but need some guidance with operations so perhaps tend to see a higher rate of customer
churn. Both of these groups would benefit from a consistent and effective marketing strategy
along with business planning and coaching.
We know that marketing helps build brand and authority, and it enables you to connect and
resonate with your audience in a more personable way through telling the story of your business.
Those businesses who have a strong operating system but lack a client base tend to be
operationally inwards focused, and as a result, marketing can often get pushed to the
backburner – or, perhaps it’s a lack of confidence in knowing what to do. As we emerge from the
tail-end of the pandemic and the market evolves with it, we know that now is the time to be
forging ahead with consistent marketing as we expect the economic landscape to change. So,
how do we solve this issue?
Many businesses now are choosing to implement a marketing strategy through online marketing
such as; email marketing, blogs, and having a social media presence. By sharing the story behind
the business, you are offering relatable and insightful content that your audience can engage
with – meanwhile building your company brand and presence – showing you are an expert in
your field.
The other group comprises those businesses who have a strong client base but need assistance
with operations. Putting a plan in place now for your business will help drive growth through
uncertain periods at a time where many businesses are cutting costs and selling less of their
service or product in attempt to prepare for potential uncertainty. In the long-term, ensuring
you have a marketing and business strategy in place and maintaining this throughout uncertain
periods will ensure your business meets supply and demand requirements and will help grow
your customer base.
At PKF Kendons, our goal is to find solutions to client problems, and put you on the path to
success. In our regular Business Coaching sessions, PKF Kendons advisors will work with clients
in analysing numbers and identifying what current needs and goals are. This means we are then
able to draft an accountability plan and arrange quarterly meetings to review progress made
and reset goals.
We know that marketing your business and sharing your knowledge across platforms can be a
large and daunting task for many business owners, and it often gets dropped to the bottom of
the to-do list as a result. If you’re struggling to get started then join us for our webinar, hosted by
Chief Executive Michael Markham from PKF Kendons, and Social Media expert Christine
Westbury from Blackjet on 10 August, 2022. We’ll explore tips on how to get started building your
brand on social media, deciding what kind of content you should be sharing, and how to identify
the needs of your target audience. You can register here. Keen to take it a step further? Get in
touch with us to arrange a Business Coaching session on 04 566 4399 to have a chat about how
we can help you put a marketing plan in place.