The Eisenhower Matrix: Prioritizing Marketing Tasks for Maximum Impact
With the constant influx of emails, Zoom calls, project updates, as well as various other daily tasks, how can marketers ensure they are focusing on what truly matters?
Data-informed decision-making takes the data from the individual performance indicators and helps decision-makers determine next steps.
Companies around the globe are spending time and money to grow their digital presence, but many are relying on either feelings or facts. We want to equip them with a data-driven process to give them confidence when creating strategies and plans and presenting them to stakeholders. The strategy requires a need for both approaches.
Data-informed decision-making starts with a company’s goals. Consider the key performance indicators or measurable statistics of success. Data-informed decision-making takes the data from the individual performance indicators and helps decision-makers determine next steps. It includes other factors, too. The numbers are important, but so are human experiences and intellect.
Data-driven decisions are all about the numbers. Other outside influences have no say. There is value in balancing the facts about data and the feelings of humans, though. Intuition is something data cannot mimic. Having a balanced team that is open to both facts and feelings is important when it is time to make the tough marketing decisions.
There are key benefits to a data-informed approach for decision-making. It’s up to you and your team to determine if it is the best fit for your business.
If you want to grow your digital presence, you have to start with the right questions. Who is your audience? What is their problem? How does my company provide a solution? How can I connect my consumer with their solution?
To decide where data can help your questions, think about numbers. Can the response to my question be measured or monitored? If so, start collecting data based on filters that are most important to your success.
While trying to determine your audience, track your demographics. To see your customers’ problems, identify how they found your service or product through keywords. Collect data that is measurable and ideally directly from the customer. Consider first-party data that you can gather, such as social media chatter or purchase history.
When you find your data, let it inform your next decisions. Sit down with your team and let it inform your next move. Rely on company history, experience, real-time events, and more to determine your next steps. Act quickly, but not in isolation. Talk to your team.
We’re here to partner with you in your data-informed decision-making. Our features make a difference, from collecting data and organizing your work to saving searches, we make it easy to start data-informed growth.
Get started with your data-informed strategy. We can help you take the first step by introducing you to the tools that you need in your toolkit. If data is not a part of your decision-making process, you are already behind. We are here to help you catch up and lead the way.
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