2023 Marketing Your Brand in a Recession
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ONLY 9% of companies grow during a recession and I’m going to show you how to be one of them.
Do you want to…
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GROW your profits and protect your marketing budgets?
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OPTIMISE your marketing budget to be more effective and efficient?
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WIN against the competition and recover faster post recession?
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ADAPT to the changing needs of consumers and customers?
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PROTECT your marketing job as companies look to reduce costs?
Consumer shopping habits have already changed and if you haven’t adapted your marketing accordingly, you’re already behind. But don’t worry! I’ll show you how to catch up to the competition, protect yourself against further behaviour changes and emerge from the recession in a stronger, more profitable position than you went into it.
Whether you’re a product or service based business, selling directly to consumers or B2B (or both!), dealing with luxury products or everyday essentials – this course contains scalable information you need to know. Taking learnings from world-renowned marketing experts, data scientists and consumer research reports. This course is full of practical advice for a fast-track to a strong marketing plan which will weather the storms ahead.
If you want to not just survive the next few years but truly thrive – now is the time to take action!
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1IntroductionVideo lesson
Introduction to Section 1
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2Recession Vs InflationVideo lesson
Easy to understand definitions of recession and inflation.
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3Consumer InsightsVideo lesson
What's the thins on your consumers' minds' and how can you appeal to their needs with your brand offering?
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4Global Macro TrendsVideo lesson
What are the key trends impacting your consumers and their shopping behaviours during recessions and inflationary periods?
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5Why You Shouldn't Cut Marketing BudgetsVideo lesson
A strong business strategy needs robust brand marketing and management - learn why.
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6What the heck's happening in your market?Quiz
Take a moment to review how well you've absorbed the information in this section. Remember! As a marketer your role is to know the consumer's needs and translate their world to the business. If you don't know what's impacting your market, you can't do your job!
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7IntroductionVideo lesson
Introduction to the P of marketing: product.
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8Industries in RecessionsVideo lesson
This section explores the selling opportunities within different price tiers of industry and how different industry can expect to fare.
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9God Save Gross MarginVideo lesson
Lessons in Gross Margin and why it's SO IMPORTANT to your brand's profitability and therefore ability to invest in marketing.
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10To Innovate or Not?Video lesson
A balanced look at the pros and cons of innovation as part of your business strategy during a recession.
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11IntroductionVideo lesson
Introduction to price strategy and management
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12Reasons to Take a Price HikeVideo lesson
Why you might want to increase your prices and how to communicate price rises to customers.
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13The Perils of PromotionsVideo lesson
Do sales really pay back? How can you ensure you're making money profitability?
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14Drop Your Prices Like its...Your PositioningVideo lesson
A radically different strategy during inflation!
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15Pricing Which Wins in RecessionsVideo lesson
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16IntroductionVideo lesson
Introduction to advertising aka promotion
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17Protect Your FutureVideo lesson
How to create a future proof brand strategy to ultimately protect your business model
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18Ways to Drive Value Over PriceVideo lesson
Ways to appear generous without needed to cut prices.
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19Tailoring Consumer Trends to YouVideo lesson
How to adapt your brand strategy to face the current consumer trends.
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20IntroductionVideo lesson
Introduction to place.
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21Top Tips for Suppliers & SellersVideo lesson
Learn a business strategy which works to improve your buyers and sellers.
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22How to Win in Bricks & MortarVideo lesson
How to improve selling to classic retailers and shops.
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23How to Win in E-CommerceVideo lesson
Business strategies to win in Ecommerce during recessions.

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