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Agile Metrics – The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

Stefan Wolpers — January 1, 2017 Follow @StefanW— January 1, 2017 TL;DR: Agile Metrics Suitable agile metrics reflect either a team’s progress in becoming agile or your organization’s progress in becoming a learning organization. At the team level, qualitative agile metrics typically work better than quantitative metrics. At the organizational level, this is reversed: quantitative … Continue reading Agile Metrics – The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

Marketers Say Proving ROI More Important Than Brand Awareness Metrics

by Laurie Sullivan@lauriesullivan, December 2, 2016 Marketing budgets rose slightly in 2016 compared with 2015, but the latest findings from a benchmark study suggest that CEOs still lack a strong commitment to digital advertising and marketing. The insight comes from CMOs and CIOs who participated in the Leapfrog 2016 CMO Digital Benchmark Study. In fact, three out … Continue reading Marketers Say Proving ROI More Important Than Brand Awareness Metrics

Thanksgiving + Black Friday eCommerce Metrics: AOV up 5.5%, Mobile Conversions up 115%

Marc Hummel — November 27, 2016 Follow @realmarchummel— November 27, 2016 Ecommerce sales for Thanksgiving and Black Friday 2016 saw a 5.5% increase in total AOV. Mobile conversion rates on Thanksgiving rose 115%. Read on for our analysis and complete ecommerce benchmark tables for Thanksgiving and Black Friday. To create this report, we analyzed more … Continue reading Thanksgiving + Black Friday eCommerce Metrics: AOV up 5.5%, Mobile Conversions up 115%

Seasonal Email Marketing Metrics From IBM

by Jack Loechner, Staff Writer @mp_research, October 26, 2016 IBM Marketing Cloud’s annual report of email marketing benchmarks offers marketers open, click through, list churn and mobile metrics to help you see where you rank, delivering more visuals so you can better understand the data, and sharing more observations to help improve your marketing programs. … Continue reading Seasonal Email Marketing Metrics From IBM