Convert Your Business Goals into Marketing Goals for 2020
Every successful business owner sets
long-term goals and objectives for their company. They may even have an inbound
marketing plan too. However, there must be marketing goals set which are trackable
and align with the company’s business goals. That way, the performance of the
team members can be tracked and analyzed along the way.
It is important for team leadership and
team members to understand what they’re all working toward. To accomplish this,
you must set SMART goals for your team. These are specific, measurable,
attainable, realistic, and time-bound goals. Once you’ve created SMART goals,
there will be no confusion about what you want the end result to be.
Bad Marketing Goals
Austin Stanfel communicates in the
Stanfel Media Courses that you should set broad or
generic marketing goals. If your goal is to “rank # 1 on Google” or “increase
your website leads,” then you won’t know where to start. You need to do how
fast you want to rank # 1 or how many leads you’d like to generate. Are these
actions going to get you closer to accomplishing your business goals? That is
the most important thing to think about.
Good Marketing Goals
Your marketing goals should be more
specific and well-defined. They should also help get you closer to satisfying
your business goals. Some examples of good marketing goals include:
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To generate 50,000 organic hits
and 1,000 leads to my website over the next 6 months.
To generate $100,000 in revenue within 12
months.
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