If you have spoken with a member of our team lately, you have undoubtedly heard quite a bit about our agile marketing strategy, which changes and adapts over time to meet your ongoing needs. For some clients, that sounds wonderful in theory… but how does it work in real life?
Here are two quick examples of the way that an agile marketing plan might shift over time:
A company might transition from building online opportunities to maintaining a top position. For instance, it may take months or years to reach one of the best positions on Google for a particular search phrase or term. Once you have that position, though, your focus might shift from passing up your competitors online to maintaining your lead over them – a subtle but important distinction that involves a new set of tools and activities.
The marketing plan could evolve to reflect new tools and best practices. Only a few years ago, search engine optimization was considered the biggest priority for any online marketer. Now, social networking is almost as important, and there are other factors (like mobile web design) that need to be accounted for as well. With agile marketing, you don't have to worry that your marketing plan is going to be out-of-date, because you can naturally adjust your mix of products and services during regular meetings with your design team.
When you really consider it, agile marketing is almost always going to be a great thing for any organization, because it allows for the kind of natural evolution that takes place when you aren't tied to a specific set of contracted activities.
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