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Spaghetti At The Wall Or Marketing Metrics? - SWI #98

Spaghetti At The Wall Or Marketing Metrics? - SWI #98

Lynne and Steve Lynne and Steve

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Ever feel like you’re throwing spaghetti at the wall when it comes to marketing?

You’re not alone.

So many of our clients find marketing feels like a guessing game - you’re throwing spaghetti at the wall, just hoping it will stick.

We’re super passionate about making it easier for business owners to use data to make great decisions.

You’re not guessing, and not wasting time on things that won’t work.

So today, we're breaking down 4 of our favourite marketing metrics.

These are numbers you should be tracking to make sure your marketing efforts make sense, and aren’t just spaghetti throwing.

 

4 MARKETING METRICS TO TRACK FOR CONSISTENT GROWTH


1. Engagement Rate

Engagement is all about connection.

It shows how well your audience resonates with your content, whether it’s a social post, email, or blog.

A high engagement rate means people find your content valuable—good news for building loyalty and brand awareness.

Example: Aiming for a 50% open rate for emails to know you’re keeping your audience’s attention.

 

2. Conversion Rate

This metric tells you if your efforts are turning interest into action.

Tracking conversion rates across different points in your sales funnel reveals where potential customers might be dropping off or hesitating, giving you a chance to refine your approach.

Example: Aiming for a 10% conversion rate from website visits to newsletter sign-ups.

 

3. Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC)

Your CAC measures the amount you spent to gain a new customer.

You can track it by calculating the total marketing and sales expenses divided by the number of new customers.

It’s a crucial metric to track so you know if your marketing investments are paying off - lowering your CAC means you’re getting a better return for each marketing dollar you spend.

Example: Aim for a CAC under $200 to ensure you’re acquiring customers profitably without overspending on marketing.

 

4. Return on Marketing Investment (ROMI)

This one’s all about profitability.

Return on Marketing Investment (ROMI) helps you determine if your marketing spend is bringing in more than it costs.

A high ROMI means your campaigns are working.

If not, it’s time to reevaluate.

Example: If you spend $5,000 on a campaign and generate $15,000 in revenue, your ROMI is 3x. 

 

Bottom Line: Get to know these numbers in your business!

Tracking them helps you make smarter, better marketing choices.

Ready to get strategic with your data? We’re here to help.

 

Speak soon,

Lynne & Steve

 


TLDR:

  • If you're not doing it already, measure your marketing data to make smarter, more effective decisions to grow your business.
  • Monitor your Engagement Rage, Conversion Rate, CAC, and ROMI.
  • Need help? Reach out - we’re here to help.




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