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Want marketing that gets results? No more shooting from the hip. Take a disciplined approach to every initiative with strategic marketing and stay on track for success.
Genesis Creative Group, Inc. combines intelligent analysis with industry know-how to give you an expert, frank appraisal of your marketing challenges and strengths. We drive your marketing strategy with three essential tools:
- A comprehensive marketing plan to clarify your goals and objectives
- A succinct brand profile to ensure you stand out from competitors
- Market research to zero-in on opportunities and solutions
This systematic approach empowers your organization to think ahead instead of simply reacting. And the benefits keep coming:
- Sharpen your marketing focus
- Strengthen employees' commitment to selling
- Keep projects on time and within budget
- Improve coordination across your organization
Our first step is to gather information that reveals your company's unique requirements and possibilities. What's your desired image? Who's your target? What do you expect from your marketing? Then we use your answers to create your custom marketing tools.
Market Research: Knowing What They're Thinking
Strategic marketing demands that you know your customers, their behavior and their buying preferences. Market research enables you to systematically gather and use this data to uncover solutions for your challenges and opportunities.
Genesis Creative Group, Inc. can help you create effective marketing strategies using customer satisfaction surveys, focus groups and lost client research. We use both quantitative or qualitative research methods. Here's a quick look at each method's pros and cons:
Qualitative Research Methods
Qualitative research methods offer a deep understanding of your target market's thinking, but they don't result in projectable data.
Click here to see a chart of Qualitative advantages and disadvantages.
Quantitative Research Methods
These methods are more likely to generate response bias than qualitative methods; older people and women respond more consistently to mail and telephone surveys than do younger people and men, though telephone surveys can help you control balance. You won't get the depth of information available through qualitative work, but the information is projectable to a targeted universe.
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here to see a chart of Quantitative advantages and disadvantages.
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