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5 Key Marketing Measures That Don't Include Revenue

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Even careful testing can’t always capture all program steps or contingencies. It’s easy to make mistakes in setting up a marketing program, especially one with multiple stages, lead scoring models, and decision rules.

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Whatsnexx Manages Customer States, Not Campaigns

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Most marketers find this easier to conceptualize than a massive campaign with separate branches for each contingency. The advantage is you can think in terms of new customers, loyal customers, disgruntled customers, etc., and specify how to treat each group after common events such as placing an order. Anyway, that’s the theory.

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Still More on Lifetime Value Models

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In particular, it gets difficult to model contingent behaviors: customers who act differently depending on their past experiences. Again I digress. The point is, a model using a spreadsheet, whether paper or electronic, can only get so complex before it becomes unwieldy.

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Uses of Lifetime Value - Part 4: Optimization and What-If Modeling

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It can also be used for what-if scenarios: calculate the results of different sets of assumptions either to find optimal resource allocations or for risk analysis of different contingencies. Of course, more tactical decisions require increasing levels of detail in the model itself.

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Martech in the Apolocalypse

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It’s an environment where marketing plans are less a roadmap than a deck of contingency plans, any one of which might be played depending on how things develop. Consumers themselves are feeling the pinch of inflation and higher interest rates today, and worry about a recession tomorrow. What’s a marketer to do?

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Self-Driving Marketing Campaigns: Possible But Not Easy

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That, in itself, is a contingency to plan for. This is the principle underlying all the previous items, but it's worth stating explicitly because there are surely other methods I haven't listed. If there’s a true black swan event – unpredictable, rare, and transformative – you might end up scrapping your system entirely.

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Marketing Automation Interfaces Need Radical Surgery

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The flow chart interface is based on the individual campaigns, and becomes impractically complex precisely when campaigns are expanded to accommodate too many contingencies. A customer-centered approach would develop rules for each situation rather than stringing together rules for many different situations.