Hello, it’s a pleasure to see you here.

letitia lam

I could tell you about all the experience I have in marketing. But the truth is, I’m not a ‘traditional marketer’ per se. The early stage of my career was spent at Barclays promoting internal programmes. I grew a love for marketing and events when I became an in-house marketing manager at Scottish financial advisors, Murphy Wealth. Before starting up my own business, I joined the creative agency Outlaw Creative to lead brand and marketing projects for clients in construction, food & drink and professional services. Having been client-side and agency-side, I wholeheartedly understand the challenges from both perspectives.

See more of my CV and personal marketing activity on LinkedIn.

 

5 reasons I am good at what I do: 

  1. I have a commercial mind, in a creative industry

  2. Planning is a strong suit, but I’m very adaptive when things don’t go to plan

  3. A mix of hands-on industry experience - finance, food & drink, non-profit to name a few 

  4. I’m inquisitive - expect a lot of questions because I like to understand 

  5. I see the big picture but working out the details is what drives me to succeed

But, enough about me. 

If we work together, I want you to do well. I want people to know all the good things about your business. I want people to buy from you.

Ready to invest in your marketing?

Let’s talk about how.

What people say about me

 

“

…a forward thinker who brings a creative edge to her work very successfully, […] optimises the visibility and reach of the award-winning businesses she has supported.

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— BARBARA BROWN, POSITIVE MOMENTUM

 

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If any company wants to expand their business through effective marketing strategies, then Letitia is the right person for you.

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— BILL M.

 

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I can’t imagine we were the easiest client to deal with but Letitia was calm and patient with our team.

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— LAURA TAYLOR, EMPOWERED BY CLOUD

 

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…creative and organised, full of good ideas and an ability to make things happen - on time and on budget.

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—RICHARD M.

Let’s talk marketing.

What’s your biggest challenge right now? What support are you looking for? Perhaps I can help.