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  • Marketing ROI: The Path to Campaign, Customer, and Corporate Profitability

    Marketing ROI by Lenskold, James;

    The Path to Campaign, Customer, and Corporate Profitability

    Series: MARKETING/SALES/ADV & PROMO;

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    Product details:

    • Publisher McGraw Hill
    • Date of Publication 16 August 2003

    • ISBN 9780071413633
    • Binding Hardback
    • No. of pages256 pages
    • Size 231x147x25 mm
    • Weight 535 g
    • Language English
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    A 2004 Berry-American Marketing Association Book Prize Finalist!

    "This book is an indispensable, step-by-step guide to calculating what works and what doesn’t in the notoriously difficult to measure areas of marketing and public relations. When a CEO wants to know what he or she got for their investment in marketing, the processes and formulas presented in Marketing ROI help get to the most credible answer possible. More importantly, marketers can now confidently eliminate waste from their budgets and improve productivity."

    -Tom Nicholson, Former Director Public Relations and Communications, Sears, Roebuck and Co.

    A powerful program for making every marketing dollar count by accurately measuring its impact on your company's bottom line

    Return on investment (ROI) is today's key business tool for measuring how effectively a company uses its assets, yet few marketing managers receive any ROI training at all. Marketing ROI changes that, showing marketing practitioners at all levels how to employ ROI and other financial tools to quantify their organizations' strategic marketing decisions and maximize the incremental profits generated by each dollar invested in their marketing programs.

    The first comprehensive, easy-to-follow guidebook on using ROI to improve the effectiveness of virtually any marketing program, this results-focused book provides step-by-step guidelines on how your organization can:

    • Align marketing measurements and goals with operational objectives
    • Track marketing performance and provide feedback for improvements
    • Include all decision makers in the success of its marketing program

    For far too long, marketing efforts and expenditures have been seen as a world unto themselves, logically and logistically separate from labor, plant, and other more traditional costs. Marketing ROI presents a program for removing the veil of mystery from marketing efficiency by measuring the validity and success of marketing investments and dramatically improving the ROI for each dollar spent in your organization's marketing program.

    "The goal of this book is to serve as a comprehensive guide for effectively using marketing ROI to improve profitability. There is tremendous opportunity to have an impact on profitability at the campaign, customer, and corporate levels. The information presented will provide insight to executives, marketers, financial managers, and research analysts."

    --From the Introduction

    Marketing ROI presents an idea whose time has come. The idea? That marketing is an integral component of any organization's profitability (or lack thereof), and it is reasonable--in fact, beneficial--for executives to expect a measurable return on marketing investment, just as they expect returns on capital, technology, and other essential expenditures.

    Built around a straightforward formula that can be adapted and implemented by organizations to match their own operational and financial requirements, Marketing ROI follows a three-step process for introducing, understanding, and implementing marketing ROI:

    • Understand ROI Principles: Introduces key concepts for and the rationale behind marketing ROI
    • Build the ROI Formula: Explains techniques and examples for measuring marketing ROI and aligning measures with decisions
    • Applying Marketing ROI: Provides methodologies and strategic applications for implementing, standardizing, and managing marketing ROI

    Today's increasingly intense competitive environment, coupled with constant demands to improve shareholder value, has ratcheted up the pressure on companies to increase spending efficiency whenever and wherever possible. But with traditional paths to profitability more crowded than ever, companies are finding it virtually impossible to gain meaningful ground while using the same concepts and calculations as their competitors. Businesses need an approach that compares virtually every marketing investment with its incremental return, improves the measurements of the financial value of an organization's marketing investments, and ensures that the underlying principles remain valid.

    Marketing ROI presents a new and better way to strengthen your competitive position by solidifying the tracking of your marketing expenses. Let it show you a proven path to accurately measure the efficiency and effectiveness of each of your marketing expenses--from targeted price reductions to direct marketing campaigns to revamped distribution channels--and use that data to increase the bottom-line return for every marketing decision you make.

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