Need a marketing person,
but not one on pay roll?

Marketing is sitting with you. Or your admin person. Or three different suppliers who are all doing their bit, but nobody is actually looking at the whole thing.

That’s where I come in.

I become the marketing person for established regional businesses that need the thinking and the doing, without hiring someone full-time.

What I take

Care of?

  • Working out what you should actually be focusing on, what needs to happen next and where your time and budget are best spent.

  • Planning and creating the posts, photos, videos and messages that keep your business visible and give customers a reason to choose you.

  • Putting together a focused promotion for a product, service, event or offer and deciding where it should be advertised.

  • Sending useful emails to customers or potential customers so your business stays front of mind and people know what’s happening.

  • Keeping your existing website accurate, useful and up to date when things in the business change.

  • Creating a dedicated webpage for one offer, campaign, service or event so people can quickly understand it and take the next step.

  • Creating the practical bits your business needs, like brochures, signage, flyers, business cards and promotional graphics.

  • Making sure people actually hear about your event before it happens through the right mix of content, advertising and promotion.

  • Briefing and keeping track of photographers, printers, media, web developers or other suppliers so you don’t have to manage everyone yourself.

  • Looking at what your marketing is doing, what seems to be working and what I think we should change or focus on next.

Not everything every month.

Just the right priorities, properly owned.

Who this is for?

This works best for established regional businesses that have outgrown DIY marketing but aren’t ready to hire a full-time marketing manager.

I’m based in Horsham and work with businesses across Western Victoria and regional Victoria.

A few quick questions

  • Nope. Tell me what’s going on. Working that out is part of my job.

  • Absolutely. Sometimes the biggest improvement is simply having one person coordinating everyone.

  • It can be, but social media is only one part of the bigger picture.

  • No. I work across Western Victoria and regional Victoria, with remote support and travel where it makes sense.

Want someone to finally own this?

If marketing is currently living in your head, somebody’s spare time and six different inboxes, give me a yell.

Let's do this