The Campaign Framework
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Campaigns & the Campaign Framework
For most organisations, the ‘unit’ of marketing activity is a campaign framework. We will look how a marketing strategy is translated in a Campaign Framework and individual campaigns, budgetary structures, and the creation and definition of Key Performance Indicators (KPIs). We also look at how Multi-Variate testing can be used to both learn and improve campaign profitability.
Metrics Covered: Campaign Budgeting, Campaign Profitability, Cell Profitability
Financial Projections – Campaigns
Have a clear rationale for which revenues and costs are included and how they are attributed. Use ROI projections
Project campaign profitability at a median level to cell profitability levels
Complete campaigns often under-perform test campaigns – leave plenty of ‘wiggle room’
If full cell campaigns come in at target, or can be tuned further, then your campaign will over-perform
Cell Profitability
Each campaign should consist of a number of cells
Each cell should test one variant, such as audience segment, promotional offer, price point, packaging, message, creative execution, media selected etc.
By testing a wide range of cells, the marketing deparment can continually learn, and the profitability of the final campaign can be increased – by only running the most profitable cells in the full campaign
Sales & Marketing
Marketing for Dummies Guides
- Marketing for Dummies
- Marketing Plan
- Marketing Strategy
- Positioning
- Differentiation
- Brand Equity
- Brand Marketing
- Direct Marketing
- RFM – Recency Frequency Monetary
- Breakeven Response Rate
- Customer Profitability
- CLV – Customer Lifetime Value
- Loyalty Program
- The 4 Ps
- The Campaign Framework
- The Marketing Budget
- The Marketing Mix
Measuring, Marketing, Metrics & KPIs
- KPI – The One Key Marketing Metric
- Marketing KPIs and Metrics
- Measuring Marketing
- ROMI – Return on Marketing Investment
- Marketing Finance
- Financial KPIs
- Market Share
- Mind Share
- Customer Satisfaction (Cust Sat)
- Net Promoter Score
- Kano Model



