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Mark Ritson

Hear about the Work From Home Marketing Bootcamp from Mark himself by watching the video above

About the course

Each Monday at 12pm NZT there will be a 1-hour livestream with Mark covering a single topic, with each week building on the previous weeks’ topic.

Each session will cover:

  • The theory behind the marketing concept
  • How this concept applies in a regular business environment
  • How this concept applies in a COVID-19 environment
  • And concluding with a case study of best practice of this concept.

This will be followed by a Q&A session every Thursday at 12pm NZT, with the opportunity to add your questions throughout the week.


Just $395 +GST

About Mark Ritson

Mark is recognised as a global superstar in marketing and his Mini MBA has been a worldwide success. 

Mark has worked as a private marketing consultant for clients that have included Loewe, McKinsey, PepsiCo, Subaru, Westpac, Shiseido, Flight Centre, Johnson & Johnson, De Beers, Sephora, Benefit, Amgen, Ericsson, Jurlique, Cloudy Bay, Unilever, Louis Vuitton, KPMG, Dom Perignon and many small companies.

In 2018 he was rated one of the “Power 50” most important people in media by AdNews, one of 10 top business thinkers in Australia by Smart Company, and recognised by the AMI with the Sir Charles McGrath Award, the highest honour for marketing in Australia. He writes a weekly column for Marketing Week and for The Australian. 

On three occasions he has been judged the Business Columnist of the Year at the PPA Press Awards, the highest award for magazine journalism in the UK and was the British Society of Magazine Editors Business Columnist of the Year in 2018. 

Mark Riston

Weekly Topics

Market Orientation

The crucial first step in any company’s approach to marketing success.
How do you build your business around the customer and maintain that focus both personally and organisationally?

Market Research

We examine the key methods for market research and look at what an ideal annual research mix looks like for both SMEs and bigger businesses.

May 4th

Segmentation

The map of the market! We examine the pros and cons of different approaches and deep dive into my favourite approach with a live example.

May 11th

Strategy

We take off our diagnosis hat and move to strategy. This week we examine what strategy looks like and what you need to become strategically successful in marketing and beyond.

May 18th

Targeting

It’s a key strategic challenge and one that has become more complex in the last few years. Mass-marketing or targeting? Long or Short? We answer big questions this week.

May 25th

Positioning

Another core strategic challenge. We strip away the bullshit that this topic has attracted in recent years and look practically at how to get the right position for your company or brand.

June 2st

Codes

The other side of the positioning challenge is distinctiveness: standing out. We look at how brand codes achieve that end and discuss how you can discover, apply and thrive using your brand codes.

June 8th-1

Brand

What is it? How do we build one? Break one? And what are its intrinsic advantages to the business. Super important stuff.

June 15th-1

Brand Architecture

If you understand brands, the next question is how many and what structure should they form within your business. We answer these key questions across an all-important week.

June 22nd

Tactical Touchpoints

We look across the key tactical areas where your brand can and should have an impact on the market. Topics include price setting, brand naming, distribution, promotions and more.

June 29th

Communications

What are the key lessons for successful marketing communications in a digital age? We look at the key drivers of advertising effectiveness and discuss issues like creativity, ESOV and budget setting.

July 6th-1

Tracking & Budgeting

As the year comes to a close how do you assess your marketing’s performance? And how do you set the right budget for the year ahead. We look backwards, then forwards in our final week.

Questions? Get in touch

Call or email us

Molly on 09 550 1947  |  Theresa on 09 361 7763

educate@marketing.org.nz

Supported by

Google
Business Mentors - Inspiring Success
Engaging Partners
Wellington Chamber of Commerce
EMA
NZME.
energi
StopPress
Marketing Association