Marketing, innovation, & rev ops — Mark Stouse // Proof Analytics
- Part 1 Marketing, innovation, & rev ops — Mark Stouse // Proof Analytics
- Part 2Tying marketing to measurable results — Mark Stouse // Proof Analytics
- Part 3Marketing Mix Modeling (MMM) — Mark Stouse // Proof Analytics
Show Notes
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02:20CMOs and time lag on marketing investmentsGenerally, CMOs are in and out of organizations within 28 months. However, time lag makes it difficult to see the impact of their marketing investments before theyve left the company.
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05:41Balancing marketing channels as a CMODiversification is key in terms of channel investments and how long those investments take to pay off. Investment choices should involve and rely on software.
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08:36Managing marketing mix modeling and analyticsIdentify and include all the changing factors into the model. Adjust the variables and create alternate scenarios based on performance against the forecast.
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12:26Companies and rev ops maturityRev ops as a concept is fairly new and most companies havent really gone beyond marketing ops. Overall rev ops maturity varies by company and rev ops talent is difficult to find.
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14:23Data analytics and forecastingAnalytics looks at the cause for relationships that exist between datasets. Data and analytics offer the only way to do reliable forecasting within a market.
Quotes
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"We continue to see 24 to 28 months as being a normal in and out period for the average CMO." -Mark Stouse, CEO, Proof Analytics
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"If the CMO has a number one enemy, it is time lag. Time lag is the invisible, unknown amount of time it takes for a given marketing investment to have an understandable impact." -Mark Stouse, CEO, Proof Analytics
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"If you took your understanding of your performance in 2020 and used that to plan for 2021, you wouldve gotten more than half of it wrong." -Mark Stouse, CEO, Proof Analytics
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"60% of what is impacting what you do is the stuff that you don't control. This could be what your competitors are doing, the macroeconomic picture, consumer confidence, weather, etc." -Mark Stouse, CEO, Proof Analytics
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"Data by itself is always and only about the past. It is about what happened at this time and this place; it tells you nothing about why." -Mark Stouse, CEO, Proof Analytics
- Part 1 Marketing, innovation, & rev ops — Mark Stouse // Proof Analytics
- Part 2Tying marketing to measurable results — Mark Stouse // Proof Analytics
- Part 3Marketing Mix Modeling (MMM) — Mark Stouse // Proof Analytics
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