Tag: marketing analytics

Measuring What’s Important At Cisco
When Cisco starting its marketing measurement program, it found that different teams were measuring things that they COULD measure, and that made them look good, rather than what they SHOULD measure. To change this, the analytics team created a specific metric they called “engagement” which consists of data on all of the different interactions with […]

DAC Video: Creating a Common Measurement Currency
The marketing industry does not have a common approach to measurement. What it needs, contends Bob Liodice, CEO of ANA, is a “common currency” or common approach to measurement governance that allows everyone to get on the same page. Listen in as Bob explains how this will happen. Video Trascsript Bob Liodice: If we think […]

Adding Agile to Your Marketing
The Agile methodology has worked wonders for software development and an increasingly wide range of other processes. Why not for marketing, too? IBM is one major brand leading the way in applying Agile to marketing, with exceptional results — especially considering that IBM’s marketing team is over 5,000 strong, worldwide. DAC talked with Michelle Peluso, […]

DAC Video: It’s All About Growth
Measurement is all about growth; making better decisions to enhance growth. Data-driven marketing is ushering in a new period of tremendous growth, and the potential is massive. The means to make this happen is in our hands, says Bob Liodice, CEO of the ANA. “We just haven’t pursued it aggressively.” Intros video, Bob describes a […]

The Importance of Analytics for Today’s Marketers
Today’s “measurement mandate” for marketing has brought analytics front and center. As that happens, it’s important to be clear on what analytics are all about. For example, they’re not just a way to gauge effectiveness of past events. Analytics technology today can do far more, accurately predicting future results, connecting online and offline touch points […]

8 Ways to Leverage an Analytics Program
You’ve spent a great deal of time, effort and money to build and refine a marketing analytics program. But it’s not simply about crunching data and teasing out useful insights. Once you have valuable information to inform decision-making and optimize marketing efforts, your efforts can be put to good use in a variety of ways. […]
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