SERVICES

Strategy Development & Consultancy
The JCM Consultancy offers confidential advice on integrating marketing communications within business development as well as advice on developing and handling PR and marketing campaigns. Fashions and trends can change almost overnight and a company’s strategy and marketing communications must be flexible enough to adapt to the vicissitudes of modern society.

Without the appropriate PR advice to warn of pitfalls, the seeds of future problems are often sown round the boardroom table.

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Corporate Affairs
 A company’s most precious asset is its reputation. Advice is on hand at The JCM Consultancy on how to ensure that at all levels an organisation’s reputation is maintained, preserved and enhanced.

Corporate Identity does not simply relate to a strong logo or brand but a whole reputation and what the company stands for.

Regulations on Corporate Social Responsibility now also provide additional opportunities for organisations to benefit employees and local communities and meet their commitments to operating and financial reviews.

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Stakeholder Relations
 Sometimes organisations do not pay the appropriate amount of time or attention to all their various audiences, which can include employees, customers, shareholders and investors. From newsletter to special events, there are a variety of ways to maintain successful relationships with audiences inside and outside an organisation.

Effective communication and careful planning can make these audiences some of the best company ambassadors – rather than its worst critics. Word of mouth opinion at all levels is priceless.

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Crisis & Issue Management
 Advice is now on hand to prepare for the unthinkable and ensure that your organisation can survive the unforeseen. A strong positive reputation is a company’s best defence at these times.

So with some basic training and in-house preparation many of the most common problems can be avoided.

A crisis need not turn in to a disaster if there has been some basic forward planning. The first 24 hours are always the most important.

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