Less confusion, more clarity, better results
For clients that want real customers from digital marketing, not likes.
That Happy Place was born in the confusing times of 2020 so that business owners and marketers can cut through the noise, trends and hype, making more impact from diminishing budgets.
Having spent 25 years working in leading agencies in the world of marketing, from digital strategy to social and brand advertising, it became very clear that there was an increasing need for objective, independent thinking for B2B and B2C businesses to do less, but achieve more.
I now help clients identify what to focus on and what not to. But also help you find the right people to create or deliver what you really need: from compelling product videos to building outstanding digital products.
Let's have a chat and work out what really matters.
Thanks
Jez
Services & Support
A few areas in which I regularly support clients. If your area of need is not listed then feel free to ask me as it's highly likely I can you point to a specialist that can help.
Social, SEO & Display Audit
Gauge of your off-site channels, identifying where efficiencies could be made and how effectiveness can be improved
Website Evaluation & Diagnostics
Appraisal of your online presence, identifying areas for consideration, opportunities to optimise and ways to convert more visitors
Messaging & Proposition Assessment
Review of your communications and product language, providing recommendations for clarity, cut-through and audience recall
Innovation Roadmap Support
Consultation on your R&D programme, identifying new testing methodologies, pilot roll-outs and team inspiration
Customer Experience Assessment
Analysis of the total brand journey, including cross channel touchpoints to identify improvements for driving ROI and LTV
Clients
Deft
Automated Creative Advertising
Reactive Markets
Advanced Crypto Exchange
faceLITE
Innovative LED Therapy Systems
Smart Bidding B2B Programme
Contact me today
We can meet in the real world, do a video call or just talk on the phone, but the first thing is to get in touch.