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297 Division Street
Cobourg ON K9A 3R2

Marketing Masters is a full-service marketing and advertising firm managed by partners Ken Burgin and Elizabeth Walker.
We’ve been installing marketing programs in companies like yours in Canada, the US and Europe for over 20 years, and there isn’t a problem or a challenge that we haven’t faced and defeated.
We understand business plans and objectives, and we know how to ensure your marketing dollars feed directly into your revenue and profit goals. And we guarantee we will meet the marketing objectives we set together, or we will continue working at no charge until those goals are met.
Every single one of our programs is completely turnkey—you have nothing to do except brief us on your business, set your budget, and introduce us to your team, colleagues and key stakeholders. We’ll do all the research and planning, and get your programs out into the market so you can reap the rewards.
We are Authorized Coaches for the industry-leading Duct Tape Marketing system; Certified Marketing Aut
With Ken Burgin, an award-winning creative director, I manage Marketing Masters.
Previously, I managed large advertising and sales promotion accounts for agencies in Toronto, New York and London, England.
I have provided services for such clients as American Express, IBM, Apple, Hewlett-Packard, Nestle, Mennen and Lipton. I was named one of Canada's "Agents of Change" by Strategy Magazine and was the subject of a W Network profile.
My degrees are in in English Literature and Finance. I am a Duct Tape Marketing Authorized Coach and a Certified Marketing Automation Coach.
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