Want to know where to start on your SheMarketing journey? Here are some thought starters:
“I want to know more”
Purchase the SheMarketing Book from Dymocks or here now
The book covers the methodology in detail and is a good starting point to see what other brands are doing in this area. It also contains all the stats, insights and arguments you need to get marketing to women on the agenda in your organisation.
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‘I want to learn more about female consumers and what they think”
Subscribe to Shevesdrop, a fortnightly qualitative research program that you can contribute to, watch and review. It is the perfect way to get an ongoing, broad-brush insight into what women really think – what they love and loathe, their hopes and dreams and most importantly, why they buy.
You can subscribe to Shevesdrop for just $995 a month.
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“I want to find out what the SheMarketing methodology can do for my brand”
You can book a face-to-face consultation with our strategy team where we can chat about the specific case studies and insights relevant to your industry. If you’d like to drill down deeper, you can book an on-site workshop where our team will come onsite (after an in-depth pre-workshop questionnaire) and spend half a day with your team to brainstorm ideas and opportunities. The key deliverable is a business case and recommendations report.
The consultation is free, the workshop is $2500 plus GST.
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“I have a specific campaign I would like the SheMarketing consulting team to review”
You can have a specific campaign or marketing piece critiqued by our team who will analyse it across 8-10 key areas and prepare a two page recommendations report on areas for improvement.
The investment depends on the size of the critique but the average critique is around $1,000.
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