All posts tagged Strategic Campaign Execution

Effective Planning Strategies [Part 2]

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Improving Existing Campaigns

By eliminating the efforts that don’t yield the kind of results we are looking for and maximizing the kind of efforts that do, we are able to continuously be in a process of campaign and response improvement. It often happens that CMOs are continuously pushing out new campaigns in an effort to see if something new will stick, but what’s more important to understand is that our existing database and previous efforts are the goldmine – by working with what we already have and improving on it, we are able to perfect our campaign and activities. It is not in new efforts that we see success, but instead in methods that we are continuously striving to improve.

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Effective Planning Strategies [Part 1]

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Developing campaign strategies

A good place to start is by identifying the types of campaigns that will have an impact on your business goals. There are various marketing channels that are used by marketers to reach out to perfect consumers. Either by incorporating more traditional media from direct mail to telemarketing, or social media to webinars – by determining your specific campaign objectives you will be able to monitor and evaluate campaign performance and have a better idea of which campaigns yield the most results.

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Strategic Campaign Execution: Planning before Launch

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Digital marketing is that aspect of professional marketing that takes into account how a company brand is perceived by the buyer. Now more than ever, consumers are calling the shots regarding whether or not to continue to engage with a brand or leave that brand behind for someone else to stumble upon and step over.

The online channels and social media avenues marketers use in an effort to engage with potential consumers have to have a deeply rooted strategy before they can be executed (if you’re spending resources to launch a campaign, you need to ensure the CIO sees your efforts directly tied back to revenue goals.)

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