Marketing theory evolves, new channels emerge, and digital tactics dominate boardroom conversations. Yet the Four Ps of Marketing; Product, Price, Place, Promotion, remain a clear, actionable lens for shaping go-to-market strategies.

Some dismiss them as outdated, relics of a pre-digital age. But the truth is they still provide the sturdy foundation every business needs, with modern tools and channels slotting naturally into this timeless framework.

This post explores why the Four Ps of Marketing remain relevant today, how they map to modern tactics, and how to apply them without getting lost in the noise of new platforms.

Turning raw customer insight into actionable strategy is the edge that separates thriving brands from the rest.

Audience personas, customer personas, buyer personas, however you phrase it, are more than cute archetypes. They are practical tools that help organisations understand who they are speaking to, what motivates them, and how to shape products, messages, and experiences accordingly.

This post explores how to build robust audience personas and weave them into a coherent customer insight strategy that fuels growth.

Successful marketing starts with knowing who to focus on and how to reach them. The STP model; Segmentation, Targeting, and Positioning, provides a proven framework to align products and services with the needs of distinct groups, sharpen campaigns, optimise resources, and build a stronger brand position.

By applying this model, marketers can move from broad assumptions to precise strategies, ensuring that effort and budget create maximum impact.

The STP model; Segmentation, Targeting, and Positioning, was popularised by Philip Kotler, often called the father of modern marketing. It provides a structured approach to market analysis and strategy development, encouraging businesses to segment markets, target the right groups, and position their brand with clarity.

A clear, compelling vision statement acts as a north star for individuals and organisations alike. It guides decisions, aligns teams, and inspires action.

If you’ve ever asked yourself how to write a vision that truly resonates, you’re in the right place.

This guide walks you through practical steps, showcases examples, and offers strategies to craft a vision that has staying power.

Understanding what your marketing team can deliver and what it lacks is essential for sustainable growth.

This guide provides a practical approach to assessing your marketing capabilities and resources, enabling you to make informed decisions, allocate budgets wisely, and align your activities with strategic goals.

By the end, you’ll have a clear picture of strengths, gaps, and a path forward.

Understanding your competitors is one of the most powerful strategic advantages you can create.

This practical guide shows you how to assess competitor pricing, positioning, and distribution to shape a smarter go-to-market approach.

Should your group name appear on every brand? On product packaging? On your B2B website?

For business groups managing multiple companies, some established, some emerging, the right endorsement strategy can build trust and coherence. The wrong one can dilute both.

This post helps you decide what to endorse, when, and why.

Digital marketing has been in constant flux since the early 2000s. This article boils it down to the key pillars that are essential for the success of any digital marketing plan. Useful for those just starting out, but also those dealing with digital marketing overwhelm.

Go beyond the basics of what a SWOT Analysis is and how to complete one. What matters more is why every business should complete one and how to use it.