Marketing Coach Marketing Plan

by Joe Dager

Marketing Coach

This sample marketing plan was written by Joe Dager of Business 901. This sample marketing plan can be edited directly in Marketing Plan Pro software.

Remarkable Difference

We bring cutting edge technology with Been there, Done that experience!

Cutting Edge:

• Technically savvy communicator in the new media
• Blog is rated in top 1 of all blogs worldwide
• Website was graded by Hubspot at 97.7%
• Rated by Alexa in the top 1% worldwide

Been There:

• President/Owner of a Marketing Company
• President/Owner of Thermal Fluid Heating Company
• President/Owner of Dry additive Company
• President/Owner of  a Sales & Marketing Organization
• President/Owner, General Manager, Engineering, Sales/, Marketing, Purchasing, Welder of Equipment Manufacturing Company

Done that:

• (4) Start-ups: Manufacturing, Retail, Sales Group, Consulting
• (2) Turnarounds: Manufacturing
• (2) Growth companies Manufacturing

One more remarkable difference is that we have demonstrated an ability to get things done fitting the need with the budget.

3.1 Differentiators

Business901 is focused on implementing marketing, project and performance planning methods in small businesses. The simplicity of a single flexible model will create clarity for your staff and as a result better execution. Utilizing these methods, you spend your time on the need versus the plan. These approaches may be a model you may end up with if you know nothing about methodology and just had to build a plan from scratch. But how long would it take you to get there?

My sales and marketing knowledge, organizational/project management skills and business background allow me get "up to speed" quickly. This means that we can implement many of the programs you may need with a limited budget.  I'm a "Systems" planner with a very thorough understanding of process mapping, project management, outsourcing and a variety of other disciplines.  I believe strongly in developing a systems approach to marketing and sales issues and making the system work in lieu of relying on individual talents. There is simply not enough “eagles” to go around. On the other hand, the help of good people in these systems allows for both the individual and the system to reach their maximum capabilities.