by Alex Melville | Mar 12, 2026 | Marketing Strategy, Case Studies, Small Business Advice
From concept to market, learn how The Marketing Associates built a comprehensive brand and marketing strategy for chemical and chemistry engineering firm CChES, the University of Southampton’s newest industry enterprise. “Not only have they delivered an...
by Hetvi | Feb 24, 2026 | Marketing Strategy, Small Business Advice
Marketing for professional service firms is different. Longer sales cycles, high-value relationships and trust-based decision making mean success is rarely instant or easily measured. Yet many businesses still set marketing goals based on surface-level metrics that...
by Hetvi | Feb 24, 2026 | Marketing Strategy, Small Business Advice
Every business has a story. The difference between the brands people remember and the ones they scroll past is how clearly that story is told. If you think of brands like Virgin, the man behind it is the start of the story that engages with people and hooks them into...
by Hetvi | Feb 24, 2026 | Marketing Strategy, Small Business Advice
There’s a new buzz word in town! AMB means ‘Account-Based Marketing’ and it is an increasingly popular term being used as a B2B marketing strategy in its own right. Rather than focusing on broad audiences, ABM takes a more considered approach. It treats individual,...
by Alex Melville | Feb 3, 2026 | Marketing Strategy, Case Studies, Small Business Advice
Read below how we worked closely with the marketing and leadership teams at WeShape to help them build a winning software engineering consultancy marketing strategy. “Tabitha, and The Marketing Associates have been instrumental in advising WeShape around all marketing...
by Alex Melville | Feb 3, 2026 | Marketing Strategy, Case Studies, Small Business Advice
Read below how we revolutionised the marketing strategy for engineering consultancy firm nC². They were suffering from inconsistent messaging, a lack of alignment between stakeholders, and spending too much time on marketing without seeing results back. “We needed a...
