New research out of the U.S. finds companies are demanding more accountability from their senior marketing executives and marketing departments.
However, many companies still have a way to go toward implementing a consistent, formal approach to measuring marketing.
More specifically, the study by Forbes Insights and MarketShare Partners found that:
- Marketers with budgets of less than $1 million favored metrics (58%), whereas marketers beyond the $1-million threshold felt that having a “big idea” was more important (58%).
- The majority (68%) of marketing executives in the survey confirmed they have analytics in place to measure effectiveness and ensure accountability.
- While three-out-of-four respondents confirmed that each marketing initiative begins with a comprehensible goal, just 56% verified there is a concrete system at the conclusion of a campaign to communicate the marketing impact.
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