Build a connected marketing plan
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Dave Baldwin

Founder & CEO

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October 1, 2026

Dave Baldwin

Build a connected marketing plan

Bring search, social, email and website content together around a shared audience and message.

When every channel follows a separate plan, marketing can feel fragmented. A connected plan gives search, social, email and website content a shared purpose while allowing each channel to do a different job.

Choose the audience and the problem

Start with a specific audience need. Identify the questions people ask before choosing a service and the information that helps them take the next step. Use this as the foundation for your campaign theme.

Give each channel a role

Search content can answer detailed questions. Social content can introduce the topic and show your perspective. Email can continue the conversation with an existing audience. Your website should provide the depth and clear next steps those channels point towards.

Reuse ideas thoughtfully

Turn one useful article into a short video, a series of social posts and an email. Adapt the format and opening to the channel rather than publishing the same text everywhere. Keep the underlying message consistent.

Review the journey together

Use consistent campaign naming and review channel results alongside website behaviour and enquiry quality. Look for gaps between interest and action. Build the next month’s plan around what you learn, rather than simply adding more content.

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