The Power of Marketing Metrics: Demonstrating Marketing’s Value to the Organization

Thank you for attending the VisionEdge Marketing session the eMarketing Summit at Innotech.We hope you found the presentation, “The Power of Marketing Metrics: Demonstrating Marketing’s Value to the Organization” valuable.This presentation covered the following topics:

1.The value of measuring marketing

2.Best practices in marketing measurement, accountability and analytics

3.Creating measurable marketing objectives

4.Establishing performance targets

5.Formulating marketing measures and

6.Developing a marketing dashboard

Follow this link to access your copy of the .pdf “The Power of Marketing Metrics: Demonstrating Marketing’s Value to the Organization†” presentation.

Since you showed an interest in Marketing Measurement, why not try It’s More than Money on the Line: Creating Metrics to Measure Marketing’s Effectiveness, Impact and Value workbook? From the workbook you will learn to:

– align marketing to the business
– establish a set of outcome, operational, and activity based metrics
– keep and grow the value of your customers

Follow this link to learn more about It’s More than Money on the Line: Creating Metrics to Measure Marketing’s Effectiveness, Impact and Value workbook.

Our book Marketing Metrics in Action: Creating a Performance Driven Marketing Organization (Racom†Communications,†2009, $24.95) can help you with your marketing endeavors.To place an order please CLICK HERE†or follow the link off our homepage at visionedgemarketing.com.

Use the book as a guide to:

– Improve Marketing Accountability

– Measure Marketing’s Contribution to the Organization

– Turn Your Marketing Organization into a Performance-Driven Organization

“Growth covers up a lot of sins and the current economic environment means marketing professionals and leaders must operate more analytically. Metrics in Action is right on with its focus on suggesting marketing professionals start measuring the drivers instead of counting widgets. The book provides an analytical framework any company can adopt.” – Allen Crane, Executive Director, Market Intelligence and Business Analysis, USAA

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