Training & Consulting
Marketing Consultations
Not every company needs training. Sometimes a few hours of conversation are enough to clarify direction, analyze specific challenges, and map out the next steps.
Consultations are ideal for companies or individuals who:
Are planning to develop a brand, launch a new product, or enter a new market
Are considering a strategic shift in marketing and want an independent opinion
Want to clarify or reshape their communication and digital strategy
Are working on a project that requires coordination between marketing, sales, and management
We don’t impose topics—you decide what we discuss.
It can be strategy, messaging, campaign analysis, lead generation, branding, digital tools, or how to collaborate with your sales team. We work with decision-makers, marketing teams, and executives. Consultations are available online or in-person. Packages can be used flexibly within 3 months.
Marketing Training for Industrial Companies
Industrial marketing plays by different rules—buying paths are more complex, customer needs are more specific, and the tools are more technical. That’s why our training is tailored to your industry. We don’t teach marketing basics—we focus on the real-world challenges of technical and industrial sectors.
Our training is designed for marketing and sales teams as well as management in B2B companies. The scope is agreed upon individually—you can book a full-day workshop or choose specific topic modules.
Our training is designed for marketing and sales teams as well as management in B2B companies. The scope is agreed upon individually—you can book a full-day workshop or choose specific topic modules.
Sample topics include:
B2B vs B2C Marketing
What does the buying process look like in industry?The role of relationships, trust, and technical expertise in communication
How to speak to an engineer vs a purchasing manager?
Marketing Strategy
How to plan campaigns that support sales—without wasting budget?How to set realistic goals and align marketing with sales operations?
Tools & Channels in Industrial Marketing
What actually works in B2B? (SEO, LinkedIn, email, Google Ads, directories, PR)How to connect them into a cohesive system rather than acting ad hoc?
Content marketing
How to create technical content that sells—without being boring?Examples: case studies, reports, white papers, blogs, instructional videos
Video Marketing & Industrial Photography
How to showcase a product, process, or technology in a clear and compelling way?What’s worth filming, how to plan shoots, and how to use the material?
Event Marketing in Practice
How to get the most out of trade shows, conferences, and industry events?How to plan, organize, and evaluate event performance?
AI in B2B Marketing
Where does automation make sense—and where does strategic thinking still matter?How to practically use AI in planning and content creation?
Working with a Marketing Agency
When does outsourcing make sense?How to assess agency competence, set collaboration rules, and evaluate results?