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Senior capability across the whole retail picture.
Engage one pillar or connect several. Either way you get strategic direction and the hands-on work to make it real — scoped to what your business actually needs.
Brand & Marketing Strategy
Most retail plans fail not for lack of ideas but for lack of focus. This work starts with the customer, the category and the commercial reality, then turns them into a positioning and plan people can actually execute.
What it covers
- Brand positioning and architecture
- Customer and category insight
- Annual marketing plans and budgets
- Campaign platforms and messaging
- Range, pricing and promotional strategy input
Realistic outcome
A focused plan with clear priorities, owners and measures — and fewer activities that don't earn their place.
Retail, Channel & Trade Marketing
Retail is won at the shelf, the window, the catalogue and the checkout. This pillar connects brand intent to the practical mechanics of stores, wholesale partners and seasonal trade calendars.
What it covers
- Promotional calendars and trade programs
- In-store and visual communication
- Catalogue, POS and launch planning
- Wholesale and partner marketing
- Omnichannel journey alignment
Realistic outcome
Promotions and launches that land consistently across channels, with less waste and clearer accountability.
Digital Marketing & Ecommerce
From storefront experience to email and paid media, digital channels need more than activity — they need a plan, a rhythm and someone who understands both the customer and the platform.
What it covers
- Ecommerce experience and merchandising
- Shopify store structure and catalogue
- Email, CRM and lifecycle programs
- Paid, search and social planning
- Content and editorial calendars
Realistic outcome
A digital program with clear roles per channel, better-structured stores and communications customers want to open.
Marketing Operations, Technology & AI
Good marketing depends on unglamorous foundations: briefs, approvals, data, tools and reporting. AI can help — when it's applied to real workflows with sensible guardrails rather than as a novelty.
What it covers
- Workflow, briefing and approval design
- Martech stack review and selection
- Marketing automation set-up
- Practical AI use cases and guidelines
- Reporting that drives decisions
Realistic outcome
Fewer bottlenecks, cleaner handovers and tools your team actually uses.
Not sure which pillar fits?
Most challenges cross a few. Describe the problem and we'll work out the right shape together.
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