In-company marketing training
Marketing is a complex series of activities, all of which must be done effectively. From working out who your customers are to creating communications campaigns, there are many separate things that you need to get right. And of course they must all be integrated into a coherent strategy and operational plan.
In order to carry out these activities successfully a range of skills are needed. Most organisations find that there are gaps in skills and knowledge among their staff. That’s only natural given the constant turnover of staff and the ever-changing environment and priorities of most organisations.
So Marketing Ability concentrates on helping you to achieve the right skills set within your marketing department. These skills might include the creation of marketing plans, the implementation of market research, writing for paper or web-based communications materials or any of a number of other disciplines.
We can also help you to create a marketing (ie customer-focused) culture. In many organisations, people outside the marketing department will be carrying out marketing activity, such as product development or service delivery. A greater understanding of marketing concepts such as customer segmentation could help them achieve their objectives.
Our contribution to your objectives
We help people develop their knowledge and skills so that they can implement customer-focused strategies, processes and campaigns. As well as delivering training in marketing theory and its application we can provide courses on specific skills. All of our trainers are either practising marketers or they have a track record of practical success before turning to training. This enables us to help you turn theory into practical results.
Featured course
Innovation and creativity: how to generate new marketing ideas
If you ever find yourself struggling for inspiration, this one-day course could be the answer.
It's ideal for any marketing team that wants to generate new ideas for things like product development and customer communications.


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