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Winning new agency clients: A mid-sized company builds its marketing for the first time

A new managing director, an announced website relaunch, a first marketing role. The company is building its marketing and has no agency partner yet.

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Winning new agency clients: A mid-sized company builds its marketing for the first time

The situation

A marketing agency sells campaigns, relaunches and ongoing support to mid-sized companies. Its best work comes from firms where marketing is only just taking shape and no partner is in place yet. From the outside, though, it cannot tell which company has reached that point, so it often reaches the right people without anything moving.

Clues

  1. A mid-sized company advertises a marketing role for the first time; its careers page never showed one before. Source: job ad
  2. A new managing director has been in the register for six months. Source: commercial register
  3. The website announces a relaunch. Source: company website

What it means

Anyone can spot a job ad. Taken together, the three traces suggest that the new leadership wants to build marketing and has not yet worked out how. Until the role is filled, the work piles up, the relaunch included, and no partner has been chosen.

How to approach

You call the managing director while the role is still open and offer to bridge the gap until the hire and to carry the relaunch. When the new head of marketing arrives, there is already a partner who knows the business.

What FlowQ delivers

FlowQ finds companies where a leadership change, a relaunch and a first marketing role coincide. Each of the three traces comes with source and date, so you can see how recent the change is and that the opportunity is real.

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