Engagement
Fostering Relationships with your Stakeholders
To achieve a particular objective, organizations will often invest in a focused campaign. One that has a beginning, middle, and end. Its results can be measured and
Strategy
Sales, Marketing, and the Relationship Curve
Have you ever felt that you were being “sold” to? Perhaps from a slightly-too-pushy salesperson or an over-the-top marketing campaign? If so, you are not alone. This
Our Thinking
Setting Yourself up For ROI
How do you determine the ROI on your marketing and sales investments? The standard formula is simple: divide the return, less investment, by the investment. A marketing campaign costs $1000, and reaches out to 1000 prospects. Five per cent of these respond, generating $1000 profit, for an ROI of zero: (1000-1000)/1000. If the profit is $1500, then ROI is 50 per cent, if profit is $500, then the ROI is negative.
