Comments on: Case Study: Crossfit PB http://eseamedia.com/case-study-crossfit-pb/ Wed, 11 Aug 2010 22:21:33 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.5 By: CrossFit PB http://eseamedia.com/case-study-crossfit-pb/comment-page-1/#comment-2 CrossFit PB Wed, 11 Aug 2010 22:21:33 +0000 http://eseamedia.com/?p=122#comment-2 I didn't know we had turned into a case study but could not agree more with everything that is said above. We spent way too much time, money, and resources trying to piece together individual parts of our marketing strategy. In any new business venture there is a huge learning curve - the key being to limit the "kick in the nuts" moments and survive. Piecing together print media with website development from different companies, or countries in our case, significantly limits the ability to show the customer your companies culture and mission. I know for a fact that this process is just as painful as it reads and wish we had stuck with Esea from the begining. Since switching to Esea we have a new logo, flyers, t-shirts, and when funding allows, a new website that promotes our core values, mission, and vision. Do not fall into the same penny pinching strategy that we did, it will only end up putting you behind schedule and leave you very frustrated. On top of that you are going to have to go back and respend all of that money you saved, and most likely additional funds, to get a result you could have had from the begining. Listen to Esea, they provide timely service and produce a result that will drive your mission to the customer, not just the graphical throw up that you see above. I didn’t know we had turned into a case study but could not agree more with everything that is said above. We spent way too much time, money, and resources trying to piece together individual parts of our marketing strategy. In any new business venture there is a huge learning curve – the key being to limit the “kick in the nuts” moments and survive. Piecing together print media with website development from different companies, or countries in our case, significantly limits the ability to show the customer your companies culture and mission.

I know for a fact that this process is just as painful as it reads and wish we had stuck with Esea from the begining. Since switching to Esea we have a new logo, flyers, t-shirts, and when funding allows, a new website that promotes our core values, mission, and vision. Do not fall into the same penny pinching strategy that we did, it will only end up putting you behind schedule and leave you very frustrated. On top of that you are going to have to go back and respend all of that money you saved, and most likely additional funds, to get a result you could have had from the begining. Listen to Esea, they provide timely service and produce a result that will drive your mission to the customer, not just the graphical throw up that you see above.

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