Marketing should be practical. That’s it.

Many businesses struggle with marketing not because they lack ambition, but because they are given strategies and ideas without the structure, execution, or follow-through needed to make them work.

Everyday Marketing exists to bridge that gap.

We focus on delivering marketing activity that is clear, consistent, and aligned to real business goals. Our work is grounded in execution. What gets planned gets done, and what gets done is measured against outcomes that actually matter.

What We Help Business Execute

  • Brand and messaging

    Clarifying your message and ensuring it is applied consistently across channels so customers understand who you are and what you offer.

  • Social media execution

    Planning, creating, and scheduling content that supports visibility and trust without chasing trends or vanity metrics.

  • Campaign delivery

    Hands-on execution of campaigns, promotions, and launches with clear objectives and defined timeframes.

  • Email and digital communications

    Clear, structured communications that support promotions, updates, and ongoing customer relationships.

  • Website and content updates

    Practical updates and improvements to keep websites and content current, clear, and aligned with your messaging.

  • Ongoing marketing support

    Flexible execution support for businesses that want continuity without being locked into rigid agency models.

How We Work Differently

a different approach to marketing delivery

Everyday Marketing does not operate as a traditional marketing agency.

We do not push fixed packages, inflate scope, or prioritise activity over impact. Our role is to execute marketing that supports your business rather than becoming a distraction from it.

Support is delivered transparently, at a pace that suits your business, and with a clear understanding of what success looks like before work begins.

Who Marketing Services Are For

  • This works well if you:

    ✓ Want marketing executed properly without managing it yourself
    ✓ Value clarity and consistency over constant experimentation
    ✓ Prefer practical delivery over marketing jargon
    ✓ Want flexibility rather than long-term lock-in

  • This may not be the right fit if you:

    ✗ Are looking for viral growth or influencer-style marketing
    ✗ Want rapid results without consistent effort
    ✗ Expect marketing to operate independently of broader business strategy

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do you offer fixed packages or retainers?

Yes. Everyday Marketing offers structured packages for businesses that prefer clarity and predictability. These packages are optional and are used as a starting point rather than a requirement.

Support can also be tailored outside of standard packages where that makes more sense for the business.

Can you manage all of our marketing for us?

Everyday Marketing focuses on executing agreed marketing activity. The level of involvement is shaped around what makes sense for your business rather than taking control away from owners.

How is this different from working with a traditional agency?

Everyday Marketing prioritises practical execution over activity volume. There are no long-term lock-ins, inflated scopes, or pressure to expand services beyond what is genuinely useful.

Do I need to be an IBG member to work with Everyday Marketing?

No. Businesses can engage Everyday Marketing independently. In some cases, businesses are introduced through Independent Business Group where execution support is appropriate.

How do we get started?

It begins with a conversation to understand your business, what you need help executing, and whether Everyday Marketing is the right fit.

Working alongside Independent Business Group

Everyday Marketing is owned by Independent Business Group and operates as a specialist execution partner.

While IBG focuses on advisory, commercial strategy, and supporting independent businesses at a group level, Everyday Marketing exists to deliver hands-on marketing execution for businesses that want support implemented, not just planned.

Businesses may engage with Everyday Marketing independently or be introduced through IBG where appropriate.

This relationship ensures marketing execution is aligned with real-world business realities rather than theoretical frameworks.

Let’s talk about what marketing support makes sense for your business

No pressure. No packages. Just a conversation about what will actually help.

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