Marketing Effectiveness Measurement Self-Assessment

Marketing Effectiveness Measurement Self-Assessment

Compare your marketing Effectiveness to market practice

Are you measuring the impact of your marketing across your business the right way? Seven questions to answer this essential question.

Is your marketing effectiveness data informing your day-to-day marketing and business decisions?

Do you have the framework, tools and systems available to provide the measurement and insight you need?

With this free marketing effectiveness measurement assessment, marketing leaders can evaluate their current marketing effectiveness approach.

By answering seven simple questions, we can provide an industry assessment of how your current marketing effectiveness process compares to the market.

And what you need to build organisational confidence in marketing performance across the organisation.

Are you ready to take the marketing effectiveness test and answer the question, is your approach to marketing effectiveness measurement right for your organisation?

Please answer these questions and receive a personalised assessment.

Marketing Effectiveness Quiz
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Questions

Q1 Goals and Framework

Do you have clear goals and a framework that defines what to measure and why?

A. Comprehensive: Goals are specific, measurable, and tied to business outcomes. A structured framework links business goals, customer outcomes, and marketing activity, ensuring consistency across teams.
B. Partial: Goals and measures are in place, but without a clear organising logic or consistent hierarchy.
C. Ad-hoc: Goals and measures exist in pockets, but metrics are chosen case-by-case, often in response to short-term needs. There is no shared framework linking them to business or customer outcomes.

Q2 Customer Understanding

How well do you measure and integrate customer outcomes into effectiveness?

A. Strong: We track customer-level outcomes (e.g. acquisition, retention, churn, CLV, satisfaction, brand equity) across segments and link them to business performance.
B. Moderate: Some customer outcomes are tracked, but not consistently by segment or tied to business impact.
C. Weak: Customer outcomes and segment differences are rarely measured or used.

Q3 Tools and Systems

Are you using the right tools and systems to support marketing measurement and embed it in decision-making?

A. Advanced: We use a suite of tools (e.g. MMM, experimentation, dashboards, CRM, brand tracking, research platforms) that are integrated, fit for purpose, and consistently embedded in planning and decision-making.
B. Developing: Some tools are in place, but they are disconnected, or their outputs are not consistently used to guide decisions.
C. Basic: Reliance mainly on simple reporting tools (e.g. spreadsheets, platform dashboards), with little integration or impact on decision-making.

Q4 Confidence in Reporting

How confident are stakeholders in the accuracy and credibility of marketing reporting?

A. High Confidence: Reports are accurate, consistent, and trusted. They cover customer, business, and marketing outcomes.
B. Moderate Confidence: Reports are sometimes questioned; there are some identified inconsistencies.
C. Low Confidence: Reports are inconsistent and sometimes challenged, limiting their influence in decision making.

Q5 Ownership & Visibility

Who owns measurement, and how visible is it within the organisation?

A. Clear Ownership: Roles defined, responsibilities agreed, results widely shared across teams.
B. Shared but unclear, as it is spread across teams, leading to overlaps or gaps.
C. Unclear: No single ownership; results are rarely visible.

Q6 Capability & Process Alignment

Do your teams have the skills and processes to act on insights from measurement?

A. Fully Aligned: Teams can interpret and apply results from customer and business measures. Processes ensure insights are embedded into planning and optimisation.
B. Partially Aligned: Some capability exists, but unevenly across domains.
C. Not Aligned: Lack of skills/processes prevents effective use of insights.

Q7 Embedding in Decision-Making

How well are measurement insights embedded into day-to-day decision-making?

A. Strong: Insights are consistently used to guide marketing choices, budget allocation, and strategy.
B. Moderate: Insights are available but not always applied in decisions.
C. Weak: Measurement rarely influences planning or decision-making.

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