The Brand Autopsy Marketing Practice was established to share the many lessons we’ve learned about meaningful marketing from working deep inside the marketing departments of Whole Foods Market and Starbucks Coffee.
We help businesses to a live happier, healthier, and more remarkable life by serving as their Primary Care Marketing Physician, conducting Marketing Physicals, and or providing Second Opinions. That’s right … think of the Brand Autopsy Marketing Practice like you do your primary care doctor.
Think about it—you visit with your doctor when you feel something is wrong with your health, when you need treatment for a recurring illness, and when you want an expert’s opinion on how to prevent getting sick again. Why not do the same for your business by visiting with a Marketing Doctor.
Primary Care Marketing Doctor
As your Primary Care Marketing Doctor, Brand Autopsy will be on call 24/7 to monitor the appropriateness of your marketing activities, diagnose marketing problems, and prescribe marketing remedies.
Through our continued doctor/patient partnership, we will build a bank of knowledge about how your business responds to different marketing activities. This will allow us to make smarter and more effective marketing decisions in the future.
Conducting Marketing Physicals
Brand Autopsy recommends businesses schedule quarterly, twice-yearly, or annual Marketing Physicals with us.
During these physicals, we’ll ask questions and engage you in an in-depth conversation about your business. Afterwards, you’ll receive our assessments on which marketing activities your business should continue doing, stop doing, and start doing in order to maintain and grow healthy sales.
Providing Second Opinions
Brand Autopsy also offers Second Opinions to businesses who are unsure about the marketing diagnosis and/or treatment recommendation they have received.
Many marketing decisions come down to a matter of judgment, and marketers can easily arrive at different conclusions about the same marketing problem. Second opinions often serve as a check against unnecessary marketing activity. After all, sometimes even marketers need a second opinion.
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