Edward Langer Marketing & Consulting follows a clear, structured engagement process designed to align marketing execution with business objectives at every stage. It begins with discovery, where the focus is on understanding the client's goals, customer segments, competitive landscape, and sales process. This foundational step ensures that all subsequent decisions are grounded in real business needs—not assumptions or templates.
Next comes the strategy phase, where key marketing elements are mapped out. This includes defining or refining the client's core offers, selecting the right marketing channels, and determining how to position the business in a way that resonates with its ideal audience. Whether it’s lead generation, nurturing, or direct conversion, every tactic is chosen with intent and backed by a broader strategic narrative.
Once strategy is approved, the team moves into build mode. Here, critical assets are developed: websites or landing pages, sales funnels, ad creatives, tracking infrastructure, content, and email sequences. This is also when marketing automation and CRM workflows are architected and implemented using the HeavyDutyAdvertising.com (HDA) platform—ensuring back-end systems are tightly integrated with front-end marketing activity.
With assets in place, the launch phase begins. Paid ads, SEO rollouts, email campaigns, and remarketing efforts are pushed live across the chosen platforms. Throughout this period, performance is monitored closely, and feedback loops are established so early signals can be captured and acted on quickly.
Finally, the engagement shifts into optimization. Using A/B testing, heatmaps, analytics, and conversion data, Edward Langer continuously improves campaign performance through conversion rate optimization (CRO) and iterative adjustments. This ongoing refinement ensures the system doesn’t just run—it improves, adapts, and scales over time.
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