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Showing posts with label McDonalds. Show all posts
Showing posts with label McDonalds. Show all posts
Friday, April 25, 2014
That's a clown question, bro.
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Tuesday, June 23, 2009
Because Results Matter
Because Results Matter. I own that phrase as a domain. It is the Strategy180 slogan, and more than that, its the way we approach clients and projects. It is also the way that I think that all agencies - and their marketer clients - should view their relationships.
But they don't, and in the process, lower the bar of expectations and underestimate the value and influence of marketing.
And now the King himself - the Burger King - must understand that 'visibility' and 'mindshare', even 'frequency' and 'reach' are tools and metrics, not goals. This article in Ad Age indicates that the award-winning Burger King campaign is failing to gain ground - even cedeing it - to that ubiquitous clown and his league of banal but effective advertising and market positioning. When the much-lauded ROMI (Return on Marketing Investment) is in negative territory, even today's stock market looks like a better bet.
Because Results, after all, Matter.
But they don't, and in the process, lower the bar of expectations and underestimate the value and influence of marketing.
And now the King himself - the Burger King - must understand that 'visibility' and 'mindshare', even 'frequency' and 'reach' are tools and metrics, not goals. This article in Ad Age indicates that the award-winning Burger King campaign is failing to gain ground - even cedeing it - to that ubiquitous clown and his league of banal but effective advertising and market positioning. When the much-lauded ROMI (Return on Marketing Investment) is in negative territory, even today's stock market looks like a better bet.
Because Results, after all, Matter.
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