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IMP Marketing builds and manages email and SMS marketing programs for Shopify brands in the US and Canada using Klaviyo, including signup popups, audience segmentation, automated flows, campaign planning, email design, A/B testing, and performance optimization.

About this marketing strategy agency service

IMP Marketing builds and manages email and SMS marketing programs for Shopify brands in the US and Canada using Klaviyo. Our services include signup popups, audience segmentation, automated flows such as welcome, abandoned cart, and post-purchase sequences, campaign planning, email design, A/B testing, and performance optimization. We help eCommerce brands increase repeat purchases, customer retention, and revenue from existing customers.

What to look for in marketing strategy

Ask for a sample deliverable
Request an anonymized example of a past strategy document or roadmap so you know what format and depth of thinking to expect before you sign anything.
Clarify strategy versus execution
Confirm whether the engagement ends with a plan you implement yourself, or whether the provider also runs the campaigns that come out of it.
Check for industry or business-size fit
A strategy process built for enterprise brands may not translate well to a small business budget, so ask about experience with companies similar to yours.
Ask how success will be measured
Good strategy work should tie back to business outcomes like revenue or customer acquisition, not just marketing activity, so ask upfront what metrics will define a successful engagement.
Ask what you'll actually hold in your hands afterward
A strategy engagement can end with a document, a running campaign, or just advisory conversations - ask for the specific deliverable and format before signing, since "strategy" alone doesn't specify what you'll receive.

Frequently asked questions

What is a marketing strategy?

A marketing strategy is a plan that defines who a business is trying to reach, how it wants to be positioned against competitors, and which channels and messages it will use to reach its goals. It sits above tactical execution, guiding decisions like which channels to prioritize and what a brand should say, rather than running the day-to-day campaigns itself.

What's the difference between marketing strategy and marketing execution?

Marketing strategy is the planning layer: research, positioning, audience definition, and channel prioritization, usually captured in a document or roadmap. Marketing execution is the tactical work that follows, such as running ad campaigns, writing content, or managing social accounts. Some providers only do strategy and hand off execution to another team, while others offer both under one contract.

How much does marketing strategy consulting cost?

Costs vary widely depending on the scope of the engagement, whether it's a one-time strategic audit or an ongoing retainer, and the size and experience of the firm or consultant. Check individual listings for specifics on pricing structure and what's included before comparing options.

How do I choose a marketing strategy agency or consultant?

Start by clarifying what you actually need: a standalone strategic plan, ongoing strategic advisory, or a partner who can also execute. Look at whether their past work matches your industry and business size, ask what a typical deliverable looks like, and confirm whether they measure success against specific business outcomes or just marketing metrics.

How long does a marketing strategy engagement typically take?

A focused strategic audit or positioning project can often be completed in a few weeks, while a comprehensive go-to-market strategy involving research, stakeholder interviews, and testing may take a couple of months. Ongoing advisory retainers continue indefinitely, with the strategy revisited periodically as the business and market change.

Should I hire a strategy firm separately from the agency that executes campaigns?

It can add useful objectivity, since a firm that only advises has less incentive to recommend tactics that happen to be their own paid services - but it also adds coordination overhead between two separate vendors.

Credibility

Certifications
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Service details

ProviderIMP Marketing
StatusApproved