Measurement Category Archive
This is probably a prescient question for the last post of 2007, since the online world will dominate marketing next year in ways it just hasn’t before. In what ways? PJA is asking some of our top clients and prospects precisely that question (well, 20 questions is more like it) at a series of informal [...]
December 28th, 2007 | Interactive, Marketing, Measurement | No Comments »
No getting around the fact that the Chief Marketing Officer has been on the endangered species list almost since its creation. Recent data from Spencer Stuart points out that the average CMO now lasts only 26 months in their position before deciding to spend more time with family. That’s compared to 44 months for the [...]
December 6th, 2007 | Interactive, Marketing, Measurement | No Comments »
Like a lot of bloggers, I’m a polygamist. I write for one at PJA, and one for The Life Science Executive Exchange, about marketing to life scientists. I’ll confess that I used to worry that our estimates to set up a soup-to-nuts blog for a corporate client, complete with concept, design, editorial plan and upkeep, [...]
November 1st, 2007 | Interactive, Marketing, Measurement, Social Media | No Comments »
All kinds of articles this year have stood up to be counted on the topic of measurement. Executives, especially CFOs, want marketing to be more and more accountable. A good recent piece on CMOs in strategy + business ranks accountability second only to putting the consumer at the heart of marketing. At PJA, our clients [...]
October 21st, 2007 | Marketing, Measurement | 1 Comment »
Over the past month, we’ve helped a client to find their best fit in a social media tracking and analysis vendor. Top contenders included Biz360, Nielsen BuzzMetrics, TNS Media Intelligence / Cymfony, and Factiva. With this group, we felt pretty comfortable we’d covered all the bases. As an agency employee, it’s always interesting to play [...]
September 7th, 2007 | Interactive, Marketing, Measurement, Social Media | 4 Comments »