The Symphony Changed Keys
More marketing ‘instruments’ complicate the investment process
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Terry Jukes
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2. Be clear about your performance measurements in each area, and distill your evaluation to performance measurements that allow comparison between areas.
In one program, you may be looking for sales growth. In another, the goal may be customer acquisition or reactivation. Be clear of your goals, and be able to move your assessment of these goals to a common performance measure, such as ROI, for each program.
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