The Manufacturer Newsletter 2022

2022 EDITION
Marketing for the
Future of Business
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Featuring
Ms. Tricia Coosal, President TTMA

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The President’s Message
The Power
of TTMA’s
Advocacy
Now that we have some distance from the more intense
aspects of the pandemic, the opportunity is at hand to
assess how it was managed by individual businesses
and those that form a sector of the industrial operations
in Trinidad and Tobago. In hindsight therefore, one of
the key elements of such an assessment is the role that
the TTMA played for its membership. With pandemic
conditions as unique and unprecedented as they were,
the membership was able to turn to their compatriots
and competitors in a safe space for support and to the
TTMA to provide leadership and guidance in navigating
individual operations. This network of sustenance
is essentially the power of TTMA’s advocacy for its
members and an example of what the organization
has been doing for the last six plus decades for the
manufacturing sector in this country.
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Advocacy by general definition from the Merriam-
Webster dictionary is: “the act or process of
supporting a cause or proposal” on behalf of united
individuals, businesses and organizations. The
TTMA concentrates these individuals and firms
around manufacturing and then represents their
causes and interests in the wider environment of
Trinidad and Tobago’s socio-economic landscape.
The years 2020-21 have been a period in which
this goal was tested with the membership seeing
and experiencing the benefits of such a wealth of
organization and unity. The top three benefits of
TTMA’s dedication and loyalty to members have
been: (1) protecting members interests; (2) building
partnerships and alliances and (3) increasing
engagement and reach. Over the past two years and
as the country and world continue to emerge from
the pandemic, these benefits of TTMA’s advocacy
have materialized in a variety of forms.
Through the lockdown parts of the pandemic period,
the TTMA helped its membership transition to or
strengthen their online presence with recurrent, ondemand
training courses for various staff. During
this time, the TTMA helped the manufacturing sector
retool and refocus on parts of their operations that
during normal operations, are given little attention.
The TTMA was able to lobby the government to
keep some manufacturers’ doors open, staff safely
employed as well as arranging a variety of passes
and operational exemptions. Working closely with
relevant ministries also allowed the TTMA to be
involved with the nation’s ‘Vaccinate to Operate’
campaign. TTMA mobilized its Board of Directors
and Secretariat and deployed all resources with the
support of the membership to dispense over 40,000
vaccination shots to those who wanted to protect
themselves.
Simultaneously, TTMA continued to work with
various agencies to ensure that business could
be facilitated despite the challenging conditions.
Another example of this is in finding an alternative
way of conducting trade missions that were still not
physically possible. In the last quarter of 2021, TTMA
pivoted to virtual trade missions to Curacao, Antigua
and Barbuda and Grenada as these countries were
identified as export markets of interests. More than
one hundred virtual business meetings were held
with companies from different sectors during these
missions ensuring that business continued. With
face-to-face meetings being still high risk, TTMA
continued with an intense line up of webinars. Some
of the key ones were with agencies such as CARICOM
Private Sector Organization, exporTT, Ministry of
Trade and Industry, Trinidad and Tobago Bureau
of Standards and Caribbean Export Development
Agency (CEDA).
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Access to foreign exchange continued to be a
challenge in 2021. As such, TTMA continued to work
closely with EXIM Bank to ensure that the members
had access to the forex facility. TTMA also noted the
need to keep a keen eye on illicit trade and work
with the relevant authorities to address this issue.
The Anti-Illicit Trade Task Force spearheaded by the
Ministry of Trade and Industry was established in
May 2021. The taskforce was formed with the goal
of taking a coordinated approach to combatting
illicit trade in Trinidad and Tobago and mitigating
the impact it has on legitimate and compliant
businesses. In 2021, TTMA partnered with Arthur
Lok Jack Global School of Business to promote
their initiatives that support the use of technology
in manufacturing. Two key ways this happened were
in their Business Roundtable Webinar Series and
Industry 4.0 Conference.
There is little doubt that the last two pandemic
years were some of the most trying times in the
history of TTMA, the manufacturing sector and on
the population at large. While some fall out was
unavoidable, it is strength in unity that saw the
sector and country through. This is the power of
TTMA’s advocacy at work for its membership. As
the organization moves through its seventh decade
of business support, its founding principles remain
as clear as it was on one day. The TTMA is here to
provide and deliver to each member, a three-part
assurance of: (1) protecting members interests; (2)
build partnerships and alliances and (3) increasing
engagement and outreach according to the
concerns and services of each member. Joining the
TTMA today will afford the opportunity of gaining the
solid backing of this advocacy organization to help
you to move to your envisioned future.
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About the
President
Ms. Tricia Coosal
Ms. Tricia Coosal is an Executive Director of
Finance and Administration at the Coosal’s Group
of Companies which allows the management and
execution of a wide range of economic aspects. Her
role in the 70-year-old plus Coosal’s Group allows
her to possess a broad range of managerial skills,
which is not only limited to finance and administration
but extends to manufacturing, wholesale and retail.
Managing and overseeing various departments
such as Finance, Audit, Marketing, Sales, Human
Resources, Information Technology, Security
Management and Future Business Development
also comprise her portfolio. She possesses
administrative and financial background in the
development of strong organisational systems
and processes.
Ms. Coosal is the current President of the Trinidad
and Tobago Manufacturers’ Association (TTMA)
and Trustee of Guardian Neediest Cases Fund
(GNCF). She is also the Founder, Managing Director
and Corporate Secretary of Top Class Distributors
Limited, a Company which falls under her sole
jurisdiction.
Ms. Coosal holds a Bachelor of Business
Administration with a minor in English and a Master’s
in Business Administration. After completion of
her studies, she joined the Coosal’s Group of
Companies in 2011. Currently is the Chair of the
TTMA’s Legislative Committee and sits on TTMA’s
Productivity Committee.
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TRADE MISSION
TO SURINAME
Trade missions have a very essential part in
commercial international relations because they
directly enable the internationalization process of
companies or businesses. They assemble small
and medium enterprises (SMEs), large businesses,
entrepreneurs and multinational corporations
in contact with companies in potential export
markets of interest. The commercial officials and
trade promotion professionals that organize these
missions assist companies from their home country
to overcome barriers to internationalization by
hosting them to potential partners in foreign export
markets and by allowing them observe those
markets themselves. In some cases, it can go
beyond observation, in those transactions such as
business deals, partnerships and joint ventures can
also take place.
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WHY
SURINAME?
Suriname is a member of CARICOM and therefore
TT exporters are able to export duty – free into this
country. In other words, no import duty is imposed.
Suriname’s main trade partners are the Netherlands,
the United States, Canada, and Caribbean countries,
mainly Trinidad and Tobago and the islands of the
former Netherlands Antilles. Several TT companies
have exported to Suriname from both the food and
non-food manufacturing sectors and therefore,
Trinidad and Tobago has a long-standing relationship
and many TT goods have been identified in this
country. In 2020, Suriname imported goods from
Trinidad and Tobago in the value of TTD$2.1bn .
Top non-energy goods imported from Trinidad
and Tobago into Suriname include beverages,
iron and steel related products, propane, cereal
and cigarettes.
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What are the benefits of trade missions? Trade
missions can be very helpful as networking events
with ‘match-making’ opportunities that can result in
both inward and outward increase in Foreign Direct
Investment (FDI). Further, there is also associated
benefit of the recognition of export opportunities
and the potential of finding partners that can help a
company operate in the target market.
It is against this background; the Trinidad and
Tobago Manufacturers’ Association (TTMA) has
prioritized trade missions as one of the initiatives to
increase exports as outlined in the TTMA’s strategic
plan to double exports by 2025. In 2020 and 2021,
the travel restrictions created the avenue for virtual
trade missions that were successful. These virtual
missions were held in Curacao, Grenada, Jamaica,
Barbados and others. In 2022, the Association
resumed physical trade missions with a physical
trade mission to Guyana in March. A total of twentyseven
(27) participants from different sectors partook
in the trade mission including construction, apparel,
food, shipping and logistics, chemicals and other
non-energy sectors.
TTMA is keen on many markets for expansion both
in the region and external to the region. For example,
the Association is to host a trade mission to Suriname
in last week of June 2022 where we also expect to
participate in Suriname 2022 Oil and Gas Summit.
frozen cuts and edible offal of fowls, sodium cyanide
and many other products.
Suriname’s GDP per capita is $6,491 (2020) and has
undergone a gold rush in recent years, and in 2020,
hydrocarbons were discovered offshore, signalling
potential for an emerging oil & gas industry. Recent
exploratory success shows several discoveries
have been made in 2020, where it is envisioned
the country to become an oil production hot spot
in the near to mid-term. Some noted events include
the country discovery of its first offshore discovery
of hydrocarbons in offshore Block 58 in 2020 and
in January 2021, the Keskesi East-1 discovery was
announced in Block 58. TT manufacturers should
take note of these discoveries and the potential
opportunities.
As indicated above, TTMA is hosting a trade mission
to Suriname in June 2022. Companies can meet
buyers and participate in the Oil and Gas Summit.
It should be noted that local companies can also
participate in the trade mission directory (magazine)
that will be disseminated during the trade mission
to various stakeholders such as Suriname business
persons, regulators and also international officials.
For more information about the
trade mission, you can contact TTMA
at 675-8862 extensions 248 or 238.
In terms of its overall country characteristics,
Suriname is a coastal country and is located in
South America. It borders on Guyana, French Guiana
and Brazil. Suriname is a small commodity-based
economy that depends heavily on the revenues from
crude oil and gold; rice, fish, timber, and bananas
are also important exports. Some of Suriname’s
top imported goods include liquefied propane,
petroleum, portland cement, cane or beet sugar,
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The Future of
Marketing at TIC
The 23rd Installment of the Trade and Investment
Convention (TIC 2022) hosted by the Trinidad and
Tobago Manufacturers’ Association (TTMA) is on,
from the 25th to 27th August, 2022 at the Centre of
Excellence, Macoya, Trinidad and Tobago. TIC 2022 is
sponsored by the Ministry of Trade and Industry.
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As we recognize the significance of this event
occurring during the waning months of the
pandemic, and with the need to recognize the
resilience of manufacturers, service providers,
consultants and investors alike, to turn adversities
into business opportunities, the theme of TIC 2022
is, “Business Resilience!”.
This year’s theme signifies the core purpose of
the Trade and Investment Convention, during this
time of economic uncertainty, which is to serve
as an impetus and platform for encouraging and
promoting economic stimulation and growth in
Trinidad and Tobago, and the region.
The Trade and Investment Convention remains to be
the premier business networking trade show in the
English-speaking Caribbean with TIC 2022 being no
exception. This event promises to create the ideal
forum for local, regional and international attendees
to network, discover new products and services,
and meet with hundreds of participants from various
countries and business sectors.
TIC 2022 boasts as the optimum opportunity for
marketing and promotion to a wide market of buyers
and consumers across the globe. Trade shows, even
during the pandemic have maintained the critical
purpose of being one of the most effective ways
of marketing and promoting a business and its
subsidiaries.
Business
Resilience
Each year, companies; large and micro, find
innovative ways and utilize highly effective and
creative mechanisms to stand out in a crowd, and to
attract their target audiences at these events. These
exhibits range from small booths, which encapsulates
the most effective use of space, signage, and
product displays and information, to macro exhibits,
where the sky is the limit on innovation regarding
lighting, with the latest in audio/visual technology
and full displays of machinery and of industry 4.0.
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TIC 2022
will host over 125 booths and sponsor pavilions and
exhibiting companies from various business sectors
inclusive of Food and Beverage, Construction,
Information, Technology and Communication,
Automotive, Beauty Products and Services, Fashion,
Jewelry and Home and Office Décor to name a few,
in the Bougainvillea Hall of the Centre of Excellence.
The Trade and Investment Convention offers it all;
a range of exhibits geared towards showcasing the
best in export marketing to participants from over 25
countries, combined with the virtual matchmaking
B2B Meeting Service and Business-Education
Webinar Series. TIC 2022 will host virtual Business
to Business (B2B) Meetings and Webinars via the
Zoom platform, to minimize face to face interactions
over an extended period of time. Any impromptu
meetings at the conventions site will be facilitated
in our Business Lounge/meeting rooms which is
sponsored by NAGICO Insurances.
Safety is our Priority at TIC 2022. All COVID-19
protocols for all participant-sectors of the event;
Exhibitors, Buyers/Consumers, Contractors and
Vendors will be enforced, which will ensure the
utmost health and safety of all patrons!
For more information and to register to attend TIC
2022, visit ttma.com/tic or email ticsales@ttma.com
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Digital Marketing
and the Impact due to COVID-19
Founded in 2013, Createm Designs is an ambitious Graphic Design Company with the goal of providing
the same services as an advertising agency, but at a fraction of the cost. Createm has seen steady growth
since its inception, and continues to provide cost-effective, quality service to each of their valued clients.
The year 2020, for Createm, was set to be one full of promise, but as all other businesses around the world
would also come to realise, it was merely the start of a series of challenging years, both economically and
socially, as the COVID-19 pandemic took center stage. However, from these challenges, many valuable
lessons were learned, and Createm was able to adapt to the changing environment by embracing new
opportunities and new ways of doing business.
Before the onset of COVID-19, social media was already firmly on the upswing in terms of the business
side of things worldwide; but in Trinidad and Tobago, the adoption of this business aspect of the platform
still had not gained traction for most companies, which continued with what worked traditionally –
especially with regard to advertising. The falling price of crude oil and the country’s dwindling natural
gas resources did not help instil an abundance of confidence in trying something new. In fact, it would
have taken some significant development to change this mindset. Enter the pandemic.
With the very “social” nature of the virus, the world was soon introduced to the new norm of “social
distancing”, and for companies across the world, this was a game changer. In T&T, a visible shift towards
the use of social media was evident. Was this because of the pandemic? A case could be argued for both
yes and no. However, what is in fact undeniable is that the pandemic definitely opened our eyes to the
impact that social media could have for business and the relevance of electronic commerce.
For example, some of the key takeaways from January 2022 global overview are: More than half of the
world now uses social media (58.4%) 4.62 billion people around the world now use social media, 424
million new users have come online within the last 12 months.
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Facebook user growth rate was estimated at 8.7
percent in 2020. This was the highest growth
measured over the evaluated period. With the
coronavirus outbreak at the first half of 2020,
internet users resorted to social media to stay
connected.
https://www.statista.com/statistics/1202765/facebook-annual-growth-rate-worldwide/
When creating a marketing campaign (pre-pandemic), one of the
first avenues that would come to mind was the traditional trifecta of Press, Radio and TV. Social
Media was often considered as not as important, or left by the wayside altogether. Now, it’s a no
brainer...along with having a significant presence online. Granted, many companies still use traditional
media but Social Media advertising has become first on the list – not just because it’s so much more cost
effective, but the ability to tailor your ads, interact with your customers and specify your target audience
is unbeatable. Also, whereas previously, many companies did not see the importance of having an
Ecommerce website and were comfortable operating without one, COVID-19 health restrictions
dissuaded consumers from physically going into stores. This, in turn, led to an increased online purchases
from competitors who had such websites. Perception (and habits) definitely changed thanks to the
explosion of social media and ecommerce usage.
What caused the explosion on social media?
With the government sanctioned lockdown resulting in reduced operating
levels (or in other cases, physical closure), businesses needed to find a cost effective
way to still reach their customers. This was through the use of Google Ads, Facebook/Instagram ads,
Facebook/instagram accounts, Stories and Reels.)
Creating a full ecommerce website can be very expensive and time consuming.
Therefore, individuals and businesses alike turned to Facebook as it can function
similar to an ecommerce site.
The pandemic caused massive job losses, and out of this rose thousands of people trying to make ends
meet – in effect, birthing a new wave of pandemic-inspired entrepreneurs.
Today, many companies are now taking onboard the lessons learned from the last few years and have the
opportunity to use Marketplace on Facebook, and some are finally using Ecommerce websites, while
realising the potential and benefits of doing so.
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So just what are the many benefits?
Social media marketing offers direct targeting unlike traditional media which is more broad. For
example, let’s say you’re selling flowers and running a promotion for Valentine’s Day. You can directly
target individuals in a relationship, who are married or even newlyweds. How would you do that with a
press ad or radio ad?
It’s cost effective. Let’s use a fullpage press ad for this comparison. You could spend an upwards of
TTD$8,000 on a press ad that, yes, will reach thousands of people, but hundreds if not thousands of
those people may not be your target. Alternatively, you could spend USD$500 for 7 days on a Facebook
ad and get an estimated reach of 27.1K - 78.4K people per day. This is value!
It’s all about engagement. We believe this is hands down the best part of social media. Being able to
build a customer base that you can interact with, sell a product or service, resell and resell again is gold
to an advertiser/business. This type of platform allows you to directly ask questions (though polls and
quizzes) and get instant, invaluable feedback and ideas from your customers, while making the
interaction organic and fun. For example, Facebook competitions are an excellent way to not only
garner participation from your followers, but also increase loyalty and reward them for it with
giveaways.
While it’s great that many companies now boast a presence online and are using the correct platforms,
are they using it the correct way? Here’s what we recommend:
Don’t just jump online.
• Take a strategic approach.
• Take time to build a content database.
• Create a monthly plan consisting of info, design, layout, promotions etc.
• Define your target audience.
• Have a monthly budget.
• Most of all, love what you do and have fun.
Createm Designs will help you get noticed by all the right
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Let’s take advantage of this opportunity to enter the fast
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How to Create Persuasive
and Engaging Ads
for Your Business
Digital advertising is a fast-paced and ever-evolving
industry and it’s a booming one. According to 2021
predictions, companies were on track to spend
$450 billion on digital ads. The U.S. is the largest
global market for mobile advertising spending.
Crafting an ad that can stand out amongst the
plethora of digital campaigns can be challenging.
When it comes to internet advertising, it can feel
like there are an overwhelming amount of details to
consider. The following 5 tips can help you build a
digital advertising strategy that is scroll-and-swipeproof
and will boost engagement across platforms.
Create Goal-Oriented Ads
The first thing to consider when creating an
advertising campaign is what your end goal should
be. Ask yourself what you want to accomplish with
the campaign and begin building from there.
Once you’ve identified the goal, catering the ad
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campaign around it can feel less challenging. If the
business is in the hospitality industry, for example,
consider ways to create an ad campaign that
emphasizes on-site bookings, driving traffic to the
website, and increasing their revenue. No matter
what the goal is, ensure that it’s clear from the ad
you create. If the organization is hoping to drive
traffic to their website, include a direct link to the
site on all digital ads.
Once the user has clicked through to your website,
make sure you utilize their conversion. The landing
page is the face of your brand to the customer
and can be a huge driver in sales if designed
well. Having a clear call to action, incorporating
images and videos, and having eye-catching copy
are all strategies to increase conversions on the
landing page.
Identify the Target Audience
Understanding the demographic an ad campaign is
targeting can help increase its success dramatically.
Consumers expect ads to be personalized. In fact,
80% of consumers say that a more personalized
brand interaction increases the likelihood they
support a brand.
There’s a variety of ways to establish what an ad
campaign’s target audience is, and though it can
feel like limiting an ad’s reach, it actually increases
marketing ROI. In the same way, you want to create
an ad with a specific goal in mind, creating an ad
with a specific target audience can further increase
the success of the ad campaign.
Tailor the Ad to a Platform
It’s also important to consider what platform the
campaign is for. The audience of a Facebook
page may vary greatly compared to its Instagram
account’s audience. Whichever platform you’re
targeting, be sure to tailor the ad to the audience of
that platform.
Sizing and strategy can also vary depending on the
platform. In the same way that the audience may
vary greatly between Facebook and Instagram, so
too will the most effective strategy. For example,
Facebook has approximately 3 billion daily users,
a significant audience for any business. Successful
Facebook ads focus more on strategy than on
design, a fact that may be completely different from
another social media platform.
Incorporate Trending and Relevant Topics
Social media is a space ruled by trends. Incorporating
trending topics or keywords into an ad campaign
can help expand its reach and success. Identifying
the relevant and trending topics is the first step
to including them in an ad campaign. Previously,
Twitter was the go-to platform to catch up on
what’s trending. In the last year, TikTok has taken
over as the new hub for trends. The app itself is built
on trends, so it offers the perfect solution to any
searching advertiser.
Regardless of what topic or trend you choose to
include in an ad campaign, be sure to be intentional
about it. Using trends to your advantage is all
about understanding when they’re appropriate to
incorporate––and when they’re not.
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Understand the Analytics
In the same way that different aspects of an ad
can vary in importance, the analytics can also vary
depending on the platform. On a platform like
Instagram, followers are one of the most important
metrics and can help a brand understand its reach
and engagement. However, a Facebook page
could not be analyzed based on follower count, as
business Facebook pages are organized by page
likes.
Some other relevant kinds of metrics include
impressions, reach, and website visits. Impressions
and reach can help you stay on top of how many
people your content is reaching; taken together,
they can help you identify which posts have been
seen the most times and which posts are being
shown to the most people. Website visits are
another important metric to consider monitoring if
you’re looking to increase leads and sales. Driving
traffic to your website is a hugely important piece of
a successful digital ad strategy.
Regardless of where you run an ad, ensure that
you’re familiar with its metrics. That way, you can
effectively monitor the ad’s performance and make
improvements and adjustments in the future.
Schofield, L. (2022, February 18). How to create
persuasive and engaging ads for your business. Digital
Agency Network. Retrieved June 1, 2022, from https://
digitalagencynetwork.com/how-to-create-persuasiveand-engaging-ads-for-your-business/
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