Case Studies: Business-to-Business
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Situation
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A client's new division was preparing a marketing plan which targeted
three industries they believed would be most interested in their services.
They wanted verification before investing in a full-blown marketing
campaign.
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Findings
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While the first two industries were strong candidates for the future,
the third industry offered an opportunity for immediate sales. However,
the client had underestimated the size of the total market. Not only
was the prospect pool larger, but many of these businesses would need
continuing services, and could prove quite important in PR value. This
finding helped the client to realize that they would have to hire and
train far more staff and, with the demands of this industry, they might
not have the resources to service the other two industries.
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Action
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After additional study and confirmation, our client rewrote their marketing
plan to reflect our findings. The client saved money and time, and was
able to preempt the competition.
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