Marketing & communication strategy
A review of your positioning, messaging and channels, turned into a focused plan with clear priorities and a 90-day roadmap.
Discuss thisConsulting
Clear strategy for how you communicate and market.
For organisations whose work is strong but whose marketing doesn't show it yet. We find what's holding the message back, decide what to do about it, and build the plan your team can carry out.
Services
Where I can help
Campaign planning & review
Plan a campaign properly before launch — or find out why a running one isn't delivering, from targeting to creative to measurement.
Discuss thisPartnerships & institutional communication
For NGOs and institutions: communication with partners, donors and the public, drawing on years leading communications and partnerships in the non-profit sector.
Discuss thisTraining needs & learning design
Identify the skills your team is missing and design a training plan around them — from a single workshop to a year-long programme.
Discuss thisHow we work
A clear process, start to finish
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Discovery
A conversation about your goals, audience and what you have tried so far.
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Diagnosis
A review of your messaging, channels, content and campaign data to find the real gaps.
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Plan
A focused plan: priorities, messages, channels, a content calendar and the numbers to watch.
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Support
Optional follow-up sessions and team training so the plan actually happens.
A good fit
Who consulting is for
- Organisations taking marketing in-house for the first time
- NGOs and institutions communicating with partners, donors and the public
- Founders and SMEs whose message isn't landing
- Teams running campaigns without clear results
Pair it with training
A plan only works if the team can carry it out.
Most engagements finish with a short, tailored training so the people doing the work have the skills the strategy depends on.
Explore trainingNot sure where to start?
Book a short consultation. We'll look at where you are, where you want to be, and what would make the biggest difference first.