Elements of Successful Communications Marketing

The more adept a company is at managing its communications marketing process, the more successful it will be in attracting new business.

Effective communications marketing requires identifying and developing what to say, how to say it, to whom to say it, and where else to say it.

The right strategic positioning and points of emphasis in an organization's communications can give it a competitive edge in its marketing. Obtaining an outside perspective helps an organization better see itself through the eyes of its target audiences. 

What To Say

Frumerman & Nemeth employs its proprietary process for helping clients develop or refine their strategic positioning. Taking into account what an organization has to say and the environment in which it has to market, key selling messages are created to serve as building blocks for crafting a more cogent and compelling way to tell the organization's story. The result is a more prospect-focused strategic positioning for the organization.

How To Say It

Once the key selling messages are selected, Frumerman & Nemeth can help the client draft and design prospect-focused sales materials, brochures and marketing kits, slide and flip chart presentations and letters to shareholders. Frumerman & Nemeth also assists in preparing the verbal sales presentations used in meetings with prospects and the media, and for giving speeches.

To Whom To Say It

How an organization describes itself and what it has to offer differs depending on the audience it is addressing. Frumerman & Nemeth helps clients recognize the differences between their audiences — customers, prospects and those who influence them. We customize our clients’ communications efforts so that they appeal to each particular group.

Where Else To Say It

Media relations marketing is a high ROI (return on investment) means of communicating an organization's story to its target audiences.

Success in integrating a media relations marketing program with a sales marketing effort is in part dependent on an organization's ability to communicate its story in the proper perspective for its different constituencies, each of whom may view the organization in a different context.

Frumerman & Nemeth has a long track record of success in helping clients achieve this goal.