Simon Minchin - Marketing Support
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From as little as £150, a marketing plan will...

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Simon Minchin provides sensible, affordable and realistic marketing support to people and businesses across a broad range of type and size.

His clients in Cornwall and the South West have included new business start-ups, tourist attractions and B2B (Business to business) clients.

With over twenty-five years real experience in the world of advertising and marketing, Simon has a wealth of practical knowledge to draw on from working with national and multinational clients such as Guinness, Ford and P&G.

You might be in search of someone to help you put together a marketing plan, act as a part time marketing manager, help you define your brand or write copy for your website or internet based marketing.

You might be looking for support in putting together a proposal document for a new contract or you might have a new business that needs a logo, brochure, website, even a name.

Now living in Cornwall, Simon has helped support businesses here in the South West and throughout the world with all of those things.

Marketing advice seems shrouded in too much jargon and ‘marketing speak’, after all, marketing communication is about letting people know about your products or services in a way that they find convincing and appealing.

Simon believes that process can, and should be, described and carried out in a straightforward and understandable way.

Marketing and the sales and new business that come from it are one of the most important aspects of any business. A survey sponsored by Business Link showed one simple truth, that companies who invested in marketing did better than those who didn’t.

At the end of the day, marketing is as much an art as a science. It will be vital to the growth of your business and in that respect, it should be taken seriously and professionally. It should also be fun.