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  • STRATEGY & MARKETING

    Engage amplify and optimize conversion

    # Marketing # Advertising # CRM # Media # Strategy # Branding

Innovate and amplify your products, connect with newly motivated audiences

Modern marketing is the art of persuasion delivering consumers a personalised, always-on-brand experience through NPD, human-centred design and go-to-market strategy.

New product design

Bringing innovative new products to market, evolving an existing product or identifying new market opportunities through inside-out thinking.

Human-centred design

By focusing on the human perspective in all steps of the problem-solving process we will understand and give you customers what they want and need, building empathy and happy customers.

Go-to-market strategy

Creating an engaging strategy to amplify your products and connect with motivated audiences to gain a competitive advantage and thrive.

GOVERNANCE

The art of persuasion, hyper-personalisation

The art of persuasion, hyper-personalized marketing is the most effective way to persuade a customer to buy your product for the lowest marketing investment. 

Personalisation at scale generates 40% more revenue for an average business and is a force multiplier and a business necessity that more than 76% of consumers now consider a basic expectation. 

Organisations able to build and activate capability at scale can put customer lifetime value on a new trajectory driving double-digit revenue growth, superior retention, and richer, more nurturing long-term relationships.

Hyper-personalise your engagement

Connecting Wine Australia with new emerging markets

A customer success story

Wine Australia

Nigel developed a new global strategy and digital conduit for the Australian Wine industry that was so successful it helped the Australian wine industry expand at a compound annual growth rate of 6.4% (CAGR).

This new strategy opened up new emerging markets such as China where Australian Wine exports grew to A$1.2 billion. China now accounts for over 40% of wine exports.

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