Copernicus - Marketing Consulting and Research

Marketing Strategy

Our marketing strategy research, analytics, and consulting services can help you move your brand from where it currently stands to where you want it to be, beginning with a marketing audit.

A transformational marketing strategy can do amazing things for your brand.

When it enables new product or service success; highly effective and efficient communications; and improved integration across functional areas, agencies, and distribution channels, you will see increasing sales, profitability, and brand loyalty.

At Copernicus, we bring together frontline experience, insights, and advanced analytics to help you develop, plan, and implement a marketing strategy that will change your brand’s trajectory.

Tap our marketing strategy, research, and analytical expertise to:

  • Do an initial marketing audit to evaluate current practices, brand performance, and existing insights into your customers.
  • Assess the opportunities and establish the business case for your brand or business to get, keep, and engage different market segments.
  • Build a marketing strategy with a motivating positioning, efficient communications, and profitable products/services.
  • Formulate, test, and optimize communications and marketing plans.
  • Measure and evaluate performance in order to enhance ROI results.

See Our Services At a Glance

Whether you need a consulting partner to do it all from start-to-finish or for help with one step in the process, we stay razor-focused empowering you to achieve your marketing and business objectives.

Marketing Auditing

In our experience, very often the best way forward is to first take a closer look at where you’ve been–what’s working and what isn’t; what you already know about your customers and what you don’t; where your brand or business is keeping pace with changes in the marketplace and where it isn’t.

After all, with so much data available to marketers these days, and so many things changing, it’s hard to determine which path will lead to the biggest growth opportunities, how to prioritize action steps, and how to remove the barriers to developing and executing an transformational marketing strategy.

In order to give you a clear picture of the market climate and overall fitness of your marketing strategy, we begin with thorough assessment of the strengths and weaknesses, opportunities and challenges of your business from a marketing perspective to understand:

  • Your goals, objectives and aspirations for your brand and business.
  • How your marketing practices compare to best practices inside and outside your category or industry.
  • How your brand is currently performing compared to objectives.
  • Where your brand currently stands versus competitors in terms of emerging trends and marketplace challenges.
  • Where gaps in data and insights could be filled to improve marketing strategy decisions and take advantage of opportunities.

The end result of a comprehensive marketing audit of your practices, performance, and overall business situation is clear insight into why performance may have fallen short of objectives and solid direction on what you need to do to develop and execute a marketing strategy that will maximize growth.

Learn more–

  • Listen to Copernicus’ Peter Krieg discuss the importance of a marketing strategy review in an American Marketing Association podcast here
  • Read client case studies here
  • Read the 10 Critical Components of a Marketing Audit here.
  • Contact us to talk about how we can help you with your marketing strategy

New Discovery For over a decade, Copernicus has gathered information on the best practices in marketing to help companies understand what goes into exceptional marketing decisions and aid in the marketing auditing process.

Today, we can look at more than 800 marketing activities, analyses, and decision processes and score each to show where a company’s marketing is relatively strong and where it is relatively weak. On a scale of 0% to 100%, the average marketing best practices score for North American companies is 51% in 2013.