Lead Generation Marketing

A strategic approach to lead generation marketing.

Lead generation is the process of identifying and attracting potential customers who may be ready to buy now or in the future.

Marketing is the process of teaching those people why they should choose your product or service over those of your competitors.

Lead generation strategies can be broadly divided into inbound and outbound approaches.

Inbound tactics attract potential customers by offering valuable content and meaningful experiences, while outbound methods actively reach out to prospects. 

INBOUND LEAD GENERATION:

Content Marketing
 
Creating and distributing valuable content (blog posts, articles, images and videos) that resonates with the target audience. 
 
Search Engine Optimisation (SEO)

Optimising website content and structure to improve search engine rankings and attract organic traffic.
 
 

Social Media Marketing

Engaging with potential customers on social media platforms to build relationships and share valuable content.
 

Landing Pages

Creating focused web pages designed to capture leads and convert visitors. 

OUTBOUND LEAD GENERATION:

Direct Mail

Sending physical print material to potential customers.

Cold Calling

Directly contacting potential customers via phone.

Advertising

Running paid advertisements in various channels (online, print, etc.).

Networking

Attending industry events and connecting with potential customers in person.

Referral Programs

Encouraging existing customers to refer new business. 

Search Engine Optimisation (SEO).

We understand that without traffic (visitors), your website will not make money for your business..

SEO is more than just Google ranking. It’s about converting visitors to your site into customers.

The best SEO practices help your customers find you, not just on Google, but also on social media and local websites.

We specialise in organic results, with no lock-in contracts.

Working out the most cost-effective way to market your business can be the biggest challenge.

We're here to help!

When it comes to marketing, it is so important for businesses to put a marketing strategy in place.

Our media team specialise in not only traditional marketing, but also digital, social media, and search engine marketing.

There are two main types of marketing.​

Reactive Marketing.

Reactive marketing is the most common approach in this day and age. It is a “reaction” to the marketing of your competitors.

For example, if your competitor offers a sale, you decide to have your own sale. Simply undercutting their price or changing their product/service slightly, and calling it your own.

It is easy for any company to be reactive, that’s why it’s so popular.

Proactive Marketing.

Proactive marketing requires you to do something a bit more creative and original with your marketing. Proactive marketing campaigns are campaigns that do not mirror the campaigns of your competitors. They are thinking outside of the square ideas.

Proactive marketing, on the other hand, is a lot more work, but the return on investment and marketing share can be much higher.

Proactive thinkers control the world around them. Reactive thinkers are always one step behind, scrambling to fulfil a requirement.

Here are a few things to consider when creating a marketing plan.

Define your target market.

Your target market can change from one year to the next and if you’re not watching carefully, sales can drop as a result.

Don’t put all your eggs in one basket.

Never rely only on one form of marketing; smart marketers know that all media have a significant influence on each other and should be considered collectively.

Do the free stuff.

There are things you can do to market your business that don’t cost a cent, so make sure you consider including marketing mediums that are free (i.e. Social media).

Try something new.

If you’re still using the same advertising mediums that you were using three years ago, then it’s time to try something new.

Never forget SEO.

Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) simply means using keywords and search phrases to get your website to rank highly in search engines.
 
Without traffic, your website will not make money for your business.

Marketing’s primary goal is to identify customer needs, provide valuable solutions, and build lasting relationships that drive growth.