The term marketing often gets reduced to things like social media posts, email campaigns or website updates but that’s really just the surface. The real value of marketing comes from understanding the market itself. In a recent waste wood mapping project, this meant digging into where materials actually exist, how they’re classified and how they move. By analysing volumes and mapping routes, we created a clear, practical picture of where genuine commercial opportunities sit.

Case Study: Positioning an Independent Skip Operator for a High-Value Sale

The WasteVyne was commissioned to help prepare an independent skip hire business for sale 

Client: A high-volume waste collection operator

A multi-modal waste collection and recycling provider operating across multiple depots, serving high volume of business customers and generating multi million annual turnover.

Representing significant market share by customer number, the client had already captured much of the available local market. With strong national and regional competitors present, future growth was more likely to come from customer development rather than pure market expansion.

Case Study: AD & Food Waste Collections – Sales & Marketing Strategy Development

The WasteVyne was brought in to help shape a clearer, more effective sales and marketing strategy for a large anaerobic digestion (AD) facility operating across a defined regional catchment. The operator handled bulk food waste from some of the region’s largest food manufacturers, alongside a large-scale food waste bin collection service serving hospitality, retail and other commercial customers across the area.

Client: A leading European company making and supplying renewable fuels for homes and industry.

The client needs to find reliable, low-carbon materials to support both their existing products and new ideas, without affecting performance cost or consistency. We work alongside their senior team, R&D and project staff across a range of live projects, focusing on sourcing materials that lower costs, cut carbon and build their in-house knowledge.