Strategic Marketing Retreat: Intermediate Resources

Strategic Marketing Retreat: Intermediate Level  

Taking your marketing, strategy and leadership skills to the next level 

Below you’ll find a selection of curated resources to support your learning across each area of the Strategic Marketing Retreat: Intermediate level.

You’ll find many more useful resources on the AMA’s knowledge hub AMAculturehive. If there’s something you can’t find or if you have a case study you’d like to share just contact our Editor.

Driving your mission and being a brand guardian 

These resources support your understanding of your organisation’s vision and mission and how they support your organisation’s objectives. Plus how to understand your brand’s DNA  – creating, maintaining and growth. They help you understand how to create a marketing strategy that’s aligned to mission and brand.

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A woman smiles as she shares a large storybook with a small child. The child beams with delight.
Courtesy the author

Brand: An impact manifesto

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Bea Udeh and Keisha Thompson recording The Diverse-C-Tea podcast,
Kitty Lineker, Lineker Photography

The Diverse-C-Tea Leadership Podcast

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A woman and a young boy work excitedly on a large piece of grey clay.
Foundling Museum, Workshop. © Wilkie Branson Photography. Courtesy Foundling Museum Family Workshops.

Toolkit: Museums, emotions and brand

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Boy with eyes tightly closed and mouth wide open shouting into microphone
Boy shouting into microphone

Putting your brand voice into action

Building the foundations of your marketing strategy

Understand the importance of analysis when devising strategy and how to understand, interrogate and use the insight you gather.

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Looking down on a black and white striped walkway with groups of people walking across.
Photo: Ryoji IIwata/Unsplash

Beyond segmentation: Towards audience alignment

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Zosia Poulter speaking at Digital Works Conference. Behind her a screen: Thinking like a Publisher
Photo: Thom Bartley. Digital Works Conference 2024 hosted by Substrakt

Digital content: Less like marketing, more like journalism

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Blurred figures move forward in the foyer at ACMI. One is a wheelchair user.
Courtesy acmi

Example: Disability Action Plan

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Two large lightbulbs swinging against a bright blue sky
 

SMART objectives

Audience focus 

Supporting resources to help you segment your audience and make evidence-based decisions.

Understanding your management style 

Setting your objectives, applying your strategy and honing your mix 

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A child sits at a cluttered table full of paints and brushes
Experience Barnsley. Marc Atkins/Art Fund

A low-carbon approach to your work online

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Brightly coloured fuzzy felt robot carrying a spanner looking down at an open felt laptop
Generated by AI using https://klingai.com/

AI Tools with Andrew Davis. Updated every month.

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Alex Gowan-Webster on stage in front of a large screen talking at AMA digital day 2024
Courtesy the author

Optimising your website for humans

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A mother and child look at a large label on an object from a war time watch station
A family at the National Emergency Services Museum. Photo by Msc1 Photography.

Creating Family Friendly Interpretation

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Galwad case study front cover. A man looms over with arms outstretched. He's wearing tie-dyed white trousers and a large multi-coloured jacket.
Courtesy GALWAD

Case study: GALWAD and radical inclusion

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An illustration of a person wearing a backpack and reading a map.
Illustration by Dale Crosby Close

Guide: SEO in the cultural sector

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Social media is changing and so should we
Start moving from Instagram posts to reels if you want to keep up with the way the app is changing.

Social media is changing and so should we

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A young, black child wearing an astronaut suit
Lonely Not Alone. 2021, Effervescent

Co-production: The future of authentic marketing