BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//ChamberMaster//Event Calendar 2.0//EN METHOD:PUBLISH X-PUBLISHED-TTL:P3D REFRESH-INTERVAL:P3D CALSCALE:GREGORIAN BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20231115T170000Z DTEND:20231115T180000Z X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE SUMMARY:Marketing for Manufacturers Webinar DESCRIPTION:Webinar Series: Marketing for Manufacturers\n\n11am on the 3rd Wednesday of the month\n\n\n\nSession 28: Business Agency Readiness in Marketing\n\nNovember 15 @ 11am\n\nIt is not uncommon to hear in many businesses that the owner and core leadership team are directly involved with day-to-day marketing decisions and feel as though they are constantly getting 'sold' a marketing tool instead of managing a marketing strategy. The challenge is that their business can't justify a full-time marketing strategist on the payroll\, but a strong marketing strategy with accountability\, follow-through\, and ROI measurement is essential to manage a staff person that combines marketing tasks with their other administrative or support role. This leads to a couple of core issues that are tough to solve:\n\n\n Marketing is a promise that a company's operations team must fulfill consistently to provide a strong experience to customers. Yet\, outside marketing vendors often have little to no insight to business operations. Instead\, marketing vendors request information from a point of contact generically\, frustrating internal marketing teams and hampering progress on projects and deliverables. \n\n \n Growing businesses often rely on a variety of marketing vendors to provide services and rarely employ a dedicated marketing expert internally. Without a core internal team member trained to develop marketing strategy\, the business can't hold the vendors accountable to that strategy. This results in the business directing marketing dollars inefficiently and without ROI accountability. Vendors scoping services do so on the basis of what is requested\, but instead of a comprehensive review\, the business ends up with a sales proposal. Without a central strategy\, how can a business know what to request?\n\nA relationship with a marketing professional can look like many different things. And when a CMO or even a fractional CMO is not necessary\, there can be another option.\n\n\n\nPresenter: Michelle Henderson\, Owner\, BadCat Digital \n\n\n\n\n\nMichelle started BadCat Digital to help small business owners navigate the digital marketing space. Now\, with a team that is experienced\, creative\, and growing\, BadCat is able to do so very much more with the transparency and integrity that businesses look for in long-term partners. Her MarioKart score is the lowest at BadCat\, but she perseveres.\n\n \n\nFrom getting clients to rank better on Google search results to discovering creative ways to communicate their brands on social media\, Michelle has helped hundreds of businesses in the last 12 years grow through their digital marketing. The BadCat Digital Team has enjoyed tremendous growth every year and is now loving their new home in the historic Hunstiger building\, downtown St. Cloud. X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:
\nWebinar Series: Marketing for Manufacturers
\n11am on the 3rd Wednesday of the month
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\nSession 28: \;Business Agency Readiness in Marketing
\nNovember 15 @ 11am
\nIt is not uncommon to hear in many businesses that the owner and core leadership team are directly involved with day-to-day marketing decisions and feel as though they are constantly getting '\;sold'\; a marketing tool instead of managing a marketing strategy. The challenge is that their business can'\;t justify a full-time marketing strategist on the payroll\, but a strong marketing strategy with accountability\, follow-through\, and ROI measurement is essential to manage a staff person that combines marketing tasks with their other administrative or support role. This leads to a couple of core issues that are tough to solve:\n\n
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  1. Marketing is a promise that a company'\;s operations team must fulfill consistently to provide a strong experience to customers. Yet\, outside marketing vendors often have little to no insight to business operations. Instead\, marketing vendors request information from a point of contact generically\, frustrating internal marketing teams and hampering progress on projects and deliverables. \;
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  2. Growing businesses often rely on a variety of marketing vendors to provide services and rarely employ a dedicated marketing expert internally. Without a core internal team member trained to develop marketing strategy\, the business can'\;t hold the vendors accountable to that strategy. This results in the business directing marketing dollars inefficiently and without ROI accountability. Vendors scoping services do so on the basis of what is requested\, but instead of a comprehensive review\, the business ends up with a sales proposal. Without a central strategy\, how can a business know what to request?
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\nA relationship with a marketing professional can look like many different things. And when a CMO or even a fractional CMO is not necessary\, there can be another option.
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\nPresenter: \;Michelle Henderson\, Owner\, BadCat Digital \;
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\nMichelle started BadCat Digital to help small business owners navigate the digital marketing space. Now\, with a team that is experienced\, creative\, and growing\, BadCat is able to do so very much more with the transparency and integrity that businesses look for in long-term partners. Her MarioKart score is the lowest at BadCat\, but she perseveres.
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\nFrom getting clients to rank better on Google search results to discovering creative ways to communicate their brands on social media\, Michelle has helped hundreds of businesses in the last 12 years grow through their digital marketing. The BadCat Digital Team has enjoyed tremendous growth every year and is now loving their new home in the historic Hunstiger building\, downtown St. Cloud.
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