Marketing
Taking a strategic approach ensures that your marketing, business development and communication activities are based on sound research in order to deliver results for your business.
Our marketing consultants work with your organisation to help you develop a marketing strategy and plan that aligns with your business plan. Once you have a strategy and plan in place, we help you make your marketing activities happen. Whether they are conferences and events, focus groups and surveys or direct mail campaigns and adverts, your Lodestar consultants will guide and advise you in the right choice of marketing activity for your target audience.
We provide:
- Business planning
- Marketing strategy
- Market research programmes – online, focus groups, 1-2-1s
- Market position research and analysis
- Communication strategy and planning
- Communication audits
- Branding development and strategy
- Events management
- Sponsorship programmes
Key Lodestar clients include:
- Buying Force - marketing and communication strategy
- ISG plc - communication planning
- Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA) - branding development and strategy
- Queens Club - market research programmes
- First Title plc - marketing strategy
- Cundall
- City of Edinburgh Council - market position research and analysis
GRI Courses
The internationally recognised certified training programme, developed by the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI), is now available in the UK and Northern Ireland through Lodestar. The course provides the opportunity to cultivate skills and knowledge on sustainability reporting, using presentations and interactive learning with UK case studies throughout. It has been developed specifically to help report makers use the international GRI framework to produce a best practice sustainability report. Learn more, or book your training now.
Next Course23 February 2012, 1 Queen Anne's Gate, SW1H 9BT
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