Chris Koch

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Why the volume and quality of interactions with customers has to pass for social media ROI

Chris Koch

This is what it would cost to place an ad in a magazine vs. the cost of getting the story placement. The PR cost is usually less and the value is usually larger, but by how much? In Google analytics , you can drill down by country—even by city—to see where your traffic comes from. Again, tough to isolate PR’s role.

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Four reasons to stop measuring marketing

Chris Koch

We should be measuring revenue and what Julie calls the Cost per Order Dollar (CPOD). Tags: ITSMA Research Marketing Automation Marketing Metrics and Analytics Sales and Marketing Collaboration B2B marketing Epiphany Stage Lead Generation Marketing and Sales Collaboration Marketing Processes Marketing ROI Marketing Strategy.

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Four reasons to stop measuring marketing

Chris Koch

We should be measuring revenue and what Julie calls the Cost per Order Dollar (CPOD). Tags: ITSMA Research Marketing Automation Marketing Metrics and Analytics Sales and Marketing Collaboration B2B marketing Epiphany Stage Lead Generation Marketing and Sales Collaboration Marketing Processes Marketing ROI Marketing Strategy.

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Why our thought leadership is broken

Chris Koch

The same web analytics that have destroyed publishing are now getting marketers fired because nobody’s clicking on their white papers and surveys. Most CIOs wouldn’t mind being green, but their businesses evaluate them on cost and efficiency. But from the ashes of publishing, subtle association is making a comeback.

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What are your best practices for "recession marketing?"

Chris Koch

My web analytics tell me that there are at least 100 people who care enough to let me into their e-mail boxes before deleting me. I’ll give you our working proposition: This recession is part of a trajectory that began in 1999, when the dotcom crash set us on a course of cost cutting that seemed temporary until last Fall.

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What are your best practices for “recession marketing?”

Chris Koch

My web analytics tell me that there are at least 100 people who care enough to let me into their e-mail boxes before deleting me. I’ll give you our working proposition: This recession is part of a trajectory that began in 1999, when the dotcom crash set us on a course of cost cutting that seemed temporary until last Fall.

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