Marketing that stays in your business.
Homegrown is an independent consultancy led by one senior marketer. Get experienced direction, practical delivery and support to build marketing your business can run.
Led the strategy. Delivered the work.
Homegrown draws on experience leading major brand rollouts, delivering campaigns that increased revenue and enquiries, and managing in-house marketing teams.
That experience spans established B2B and consumer businesses, from brand and creative direction to digital, partnerships and practical delivery. Put that judgement to work to sharpen how you compete, focus your marketing spend and get the right activity moving.
Brand and campaigns
Leading brand change and integrated campaigns, from strategy and creative briefing through to rollout.
Budgets and partners
Managing marketing budgets, agencies and partnerships, with clear briefs, priorities and accountability.
Teams and delivery
Developing in-house marketers and working with sales, operations and leadership to get the work done.
Four things you can hold Homegrown to.
01
Plain English
Clear recommendations, costs and measures. You’ll know what’s happening, why it matters and how progress is reviewed.
02
On your side of the table
Homegrown is not paid per placement. Advice on the role, level and hours is based on what your business needs.
03
Your budget has a job to do
Every activity needs a clear purpose. Priorities reflect your business goals, with spending challenged when it doesn’t earn its place.
04
A clear handover
Your team owns the plan, working files and routines developed through the programme. Coaching tapers as your marketer takes the lead. The project ends without an ongoing retainer.
In-house ownership. Specialist support.
In-house doesn’t mean doing everything yourself. Keep the strategy, budget and decisions inside your business, with agencies and specialists where they add value. Homegrown sources, briefs and manages agreed work. You approve external costs and pay providers directly.
What’s landing on your desk?
Talk through your sales goals, your marketing spend and what needs to change. No pitch deck, no pressure.