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How marketing ops can learn to speak C-suite

Martech

The scenario is all too common: a marketing operations team, armed with detailed analytics and performance metrics, presents their latest campaign results. A busy CEO, however, now barraged with marketing terms from CTR and ROAS to Z-score and SERP, may struggle to piece together their place in the bigger picture of business objectives.

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SMX East 2017 Day 1 – Online-to-Offline, Shopping, Display

QuanticMind

Reporting & Analytics: “Effective Data Storytelling: The Key to Search Reporting” by Michael Barthalow. A recent case study showed one merchant recorded +71% clickthrough rate (CTR), +76% conversion rate (CVR) and +22% return on ad spend (ROAS). 8 Hidden PPC Reports to Find Out” by Aaron Levy.

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How This Ecommerce Store Doubled Its Revenue Using Our Facebook Ads Advice

Single Grain

Here's how to calculate the Customer Lifetime Value : multiply the lifetime value (value of a sale times the number of transactions times the relevant customer retention period) by the profit margin: Then look at your current ROAS and continue to increase your spending until you see it starting to drop off significantly. Leveraging Video.

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How to Crack LinkedIn Ads: Lessons from a Pro

LeadSquared

After running more than 500 campaigns across different geographies, objectives, and formats, I have learned some techniques to improve their performance and ROAS. This ad can run for all three objectives present on LinkedIn – brand awareness, consideration, and conversions. I am an avid user of LinkedIn Ads. All great metrics!).

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42 Digital Marketing Trends You Can’t Ignore in 2020

Single Grain

However, video can present the same information in a format that works perfectly regardless of the device. To stay ahead, brands must present a seamless, consistent voice and message across all available mediums, including physical storefronts, social media channels, online, in catalogs and anywhere else you can imagine. .”