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Food for thought as you plan your upcoming marketing analytics and metrics goals.
We plan with time constantly.
Daily schedules.
Weekly planners.
Monthly calendars.
Quarterly forecasts.
But how often do we measure with time?
If time isn’t part of your marketing analytics and reporting, consider including it.
For example:
- “How many leads?” becomes “Leads per 30 days”
- “How much traffic?” becomes “How quickly will we generate 10,000 visitors?”
- “What’s our budget?” becomes “What’s our daily spend?”
When we remove all other complexity, when we strip away all fanciness, time is all we have.
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