by Scott MacFarland | Oct 4, 2019 | Analytics, Digital, Marketing, Sales, Social Media, Strategy
You may be asking, how does profiling fit into the current theme of metrics? Great question. Every marketing team needs to establish a profile and not just one. By looking at the data provided from a cross-section of these areas listed above (Google, Social, Market, Persona, and Leads), and using the analytics they provide, you will be able to see common data sets – these are the secret sauce you need so your sales and marketing and be most efficient and effective.
by Scott MacFarland | Sep 23, 2019 | Analytics, Business, Marketing, Sales, Social Media, Strategy
Today’s marketers are called upon to have the requisite experience in both data strategy as much as they are asked to be content creators and strategists. PRO TIP: Keep your eye on your key data points above in TAM, leads and social– combined they will provide insights into your customers. Here’s the interesting part – your most important data is right under your nose; you just don’t know how to access it and translate it.
by Scott MacFarland | Sep 14, 2019 | Analytics, Business, Marketing, Strategy
Marketing teams need to collaborate more with sales. You may not want to hear this, but the sales number should be the marketing number your team is striving to reach. So, plan accordingly. In this article, we talked about size, leads and cost. Start figuring out how you can obtain these numbers – the sooner the better.
by Scott MacFarland | Aug 25, 2019 | Business, Digital
Untold and unseen pieces of our world today were discovered
because of curiosity, and insatiable desire to innovate,
explore and see where the journey leads.
by Scott MacFarland | Aug 7, 2019 | Business, Management, Marketing, Strategy
For over 30-years I’ve worked for and consulted with businesses where sales and marketing teams don’t exactly work together like a well-oiled machine. However, when I have seen them working on the same page and supporting each other, it’s like an ice-cream sundae with warm chocolate syrup on top. Mmm…mmm. When they are facing in opposite directions, it usually is indicative of missed sales opportunities, poor communication, marketing initiatives that aren’t fully functioning and unproductive work environments. Now, who in the world wants this?
