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One of Kaleidoscope’s unique value propositions is that the Company commits to attaching metrics to all relevant initiatives – leading to measurable results. Measurement is simply the act or process of determining dimensions, quantity or capacity. In marketing terms, measurability is the ability to obtain information regarding size, nature and behaviour of a market segment in relation to the chosen marketing vehicles. Important factors relating to the success of measuring marketing are the program’s accessibility, substantiality and profile mentality.

Accessibility: in reaching the segment(s) with the chosen vehicle(s) – how easy is it to reach your audience
Substantiality: what the share of wallet reflects in opportunity (profitability)
Profile Mentality: understanding how your segment makes purchasing decisions compared to similar segment profiles.

Measuring Marketing ROI
The measurement of marketing should not depend solely on the bottom line of your sales results. We agree that this is an integral part of growing business; however, marketing initiatives should be created with the ambition of growing leads, enhancing customer satisfaction, and encouraging repeat purchase and loyalty through an increased brand awareness. Thus when considering marketing’s ROI, the calculation isn’t solely about the reflection on increased sales results.

Tips for Measuring & Improving Performance:

Determining your firm’s critical success factors is an integral part in developing your marketing strategy. Integrating the measurement process in the planning stages will enhance your goals and ensure the initiatives are measurable. Putting a system in place that focuses on continual improvements will create a more calculative factor to the approach of marketing. 

Business Goals = Motivations = Calculated Results = Success

The following are steps in planning successful strategic measurement:

Plan - Determine your metrics for success. Objectives must be specific and should include a measurability plan

Create – Develop a SWOT analysis and review with the team for feedback. Focus on the strengths but be aware of the Threats to the organization and develop mitigation

Research – Define inhibitors and motivations of audience. Create the strategy to directly align with forecasted results

Identify - Core value proposition

Specify - Target audience and planned achievement

Determine - Motivations for action

Plan - Type of communication and vehicle

Forecast - Expectations along with costs and timing

Implement - Ensure on target, on cost and on time

Calculate - Gather results 

Report - Prepare full report to management team for review along with overview

Assess - Assess and reassess and continue the cycle

To see how Kaleidoscope attaches metrics to marketing initiatives, view the area you are interested in.

Branding

Advertising (Radio, Television, Print, Point-of-Sale, Outdoor)

Public Relations 

Print Media

New Media

Depending on the complexity of the project, and the reliance on the clients’ internal systems and databases, tracking measurability may be charged at an additional rate.
 
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