Measure What Matters Most: A Marketer’s Guide
November 6th, 2014 | Published in Google Analytics
It’s no secret that it takes many marketing touchpoints to connect with a customer, find a quality lead, or make a sale. But how do you know the right message to deliver at each point in that journey? How do you ensure that your investments are working, and that you’re not wasting money and resources, or worse, alienating your customers?
Better measurement is the answer. It’s the key to understanding and making the most of these interconnected touchpoints, but it's not always top of mind when building marketing campaigns.
Today, we’re releasing Measure What Matters Most: A Marketer’s Guide to help marketers make sense of today’s complex customer journey by laying a solid measurement foundation.
In this brief guide, we’ll look at four crucial tenets of measurement-focused marketing:
Posted by Sara Jablon Moked, Product Marketing Manager, Google Analytics
Better measurement is the answer. It’s the key to understanding and making the most of these interconnected touchpoints, but it's not always top of mind when building marketing campaigns.
Today, we’re releasing Measure What Matters Most: A Marketer’s Guide to help marketers make sense of today’s complex customer journey by laying a solid measurement foundation.
In this brief guide, we’ll look at four crucial tenets of measurement-focused marketing:
- Focus on the right metrics. Set yourself up for success by identifying clear metrics that you want to affect before launching a campaign.
- Value your best customers. Instead of measuring transactions alone, model the lifetime value you derive from your customers.
- Attribute value across the journey. To find out what’s working in your marketing and what’s not, identify the role of each touchpoint along the customer’s journey.
- Prove marketing impact. Use controlled experimentation to understand what happened only because of a given marketing spend change (and would not have happened without it).
Posted by Sara Jablon Moked, Product Marketing Manager, Google Analytics