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Our integrated partnership models bridge the marketing gap by helping growing brands target the most common painpoints for emerging brands at each phase of their growth.
Organizational bloat including full time marketing resources that are not fully utilized
Burnout from underpowered teams being asked to master today's prolific marketing ecosystem
Distracted leaders, focusing on operational marketing rather than core competencies
Inability to respond to new organizational opportunities and painpoints quickly, as they arise
Integrated marketing is the most effective way for brands to create and deliver seamless omnichannel storytelling at scale. Building an integrated strategy can be resource intensive though, requiring a full-stack marketing department, comprising top martech tools and operational expertise
From managed services to strategic consulting, Catalyst’s approach to integrated was built to empower marketing leaders by bridging the resource gap. We’ll act as a hybrid extension of your team providing access to an enterprise competitive full-stack integrated team, for about the same commitment to resources as a single marketing team member.
Over the past five years, the Catalyst marketing team has proven to be invaluable. Their team has always been creative, knowledgeable, and fun to work with and we partner on both operational and tactical marketing campaigns.
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You'll meet, one-on-one, with an integrated marketing strategist to define the organization's unique opportunities, pain points and strategy.
We'll leverage our three part solution, including capabilities, partnerships, and services, to build an outcome-driven marketing framework.
An integrated project manager will collaborate with your team to implement both operational and tactical marketing campaigns.
As the company’s grows, our partnership model adapts, allowing us to deliver the type of support startups need to scale at each stage of growth.
Our approach makes omnichannel strategies accessible with a shared marketing operations backbone that helps small organizations get big results. We deliver the power, flexibility, and expertise needed to leverage omnichannel marketing without the cost of an integrated marketing department.
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See Full Case StudyMarketing strategy encompasses all of the emotional/behavioral concepts marketers use to drive awareness, engagement, and consideration of a brand or product. It includes the process of organizing varying types of marketing concepts into a single unified marketing doctrine meant to achieve a specific brand objective.
It’s important to note that shaping buyer sentiment isn’t guaranteed to happen quickly. Iterative changes to a marketing strategy are extremely common and our process includes a wide range of discovery and collaborative planning and implementation so you get buy-in at every stage of the process. That said, if something’s not working, we want to know why and make changes as soon as possible. Doing that can require additional qualitative and quantitative research and work. Our commitment is to continue to better our understanding of your products, buyers, and public perception to give your product the best chance possible of success.
Marketing strategy has many core concepts and the way that an individual marketer or marketing team chooses to define them depends largely on the specific use case and their unique approach and philosophy. Since strategy is part of Catalyst’s proposal process, we typically use a short visual presentation to get aligned in the early stages and follow it up with a written synopsis and scope of work as part of our proposal process.
Our agency supports organizations who want to leverage the same and maintain a small marketing footprint; typically startups, sales-driven organizations, nonprofits, etc. Therefore, our approach focuses on end-to-end services that are typically leveraged with enterprise companies.
A well-defined marketing strategy provides a framework for understanding the unique challenge that a brand is trying to help buyers overcome. It builds consensus around their solution, process for attaining the desired results, and a way to measure their success. Not building a defined marketing strategy can be extremely costly, both in opportunity cost and through inefficient use of resources.
There are many capable marketing agencies who offer standalone consulting and we’d be happy to make a referral to one if needed. At Catalyst however, we’re laser-focused on bridging the marketing gap for our fast-growing clients. That’s why our solution focuses on the development of internal marketing strategy and other capabilities. At the early stages of your journey, that support is built into our managed services offering. Later on, it becomes part of our offboarding process but is not offered apart from larger engagements.