Any company has KPIs – key performance indicators. First, they are set, and then the path and development of a strategy to achieve them begins. KPIs most often include: investment rate, sales level, interaction with the audience. Let's look at each of them in more detail.
Sales indicator
This is the most obvious and simple marker that indicates the success/failure of the work you have done. It is this indicator that determines the further distribution of forces and resources. It is important to establish clear periods for tracking the dynamics, for example, once a month. Then, after a while, you can compare your results with the previous year or with competitors. This indicator is always measured in monetary terms or percentages.
Investment rate
This is an important component engineer data package that shows how wisely the money was invested and how it affected the work. There are two main indicators:
Return on Investment (ROI) – the ratio of profit to costs (for a given period).
Advertising to sales (A/S) – the amount of funds invested in project promotion (in percent).
Investment indicators
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Audience attitude towards the product
Once the project promotion has been implemented, it is possible to determine the audience's attitude towards the product. The audience engagement indicator is responsible for this.
The connection between strengthening the positions of existing clients and the growth of new ones increases as a more successful advertising campaign is implemented. Three indicators are identified that are responsible for interaction with the audience:
growth in quantitative audience indicators over a specified period;
increasing customer loyalty to the product;
audience engagement with the product (reviews, subscriptions, likes).
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