Priddey Marketing

MARKETING

Marketing strategy and implementation for business leaders working in science, technology, engineering, mathematics and manufacturing. Insight on strategy such as vision and mission, ideal client profiling, messaging, research, creating the plan, metrics, internal processes. Implementation insight such as digital marketing, events, collateral and multimedia. Oxfordshire based, supporting individual and companies across the UK.

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Identifying Pain Points in Marketing: What Problem Does Your Product or Service Solve?

In the realm of marketing, identifying pain points is key. As discussed in a previous blog, identifying your ideal client, partner or investor is just the beginning of a successful marketing campaign. Next, you need to understand the problems your product or service solves. In short, why buy from you? Understanding Customer Needs Marketers refer

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Marketing Pivot for STEM Organisations: Is It Still Relevant?

‘Pivot’ became the new buzzword during lockdown. Is a Marketing Pivot for STEM Organisations just another marketing ‘spin’? Or is it more relevant than ever? The Essence of a Pivot ‘Pivot’ means a significant change of direction. Harvard Business Review published an insightful article on how businesses have pivoted. Although it focuses mainly on B2C,

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Targeting the right audience: How do I do it?

When working with innovation leaders in the science, technology, and engineering sectors, understanding and targeting the right audience is paramount. One of the questions I regularly ask is, “Who benefits from your innovation?” Often the response is “everyone”. The main difficulty with this response is that it’s simply not true. Not everyone would be interested

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