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by Cristine Hafner  

The team at Hafner Creative Communications has been busy these last few months, re-evaluating how we might bring more value to our cliemeasure marketing resultsnts by offering products that can be measured and improved over time. We are really excited about the new ways to monitor and measure integrated offline and online marketing efforts that we are implementing in our own business, as well as our clients’.

Small and medium sized businesses that are looking to grow, regardless of what the media says about the economy, can benefit from these integrated services. Businesses that see this time as an opportunity to pull ahead of the competition. Maybe you have a bit more time to devote to marketing. With strategic planning and gradual incremental steps you can make substantial changes over the next 6 to 12 months.

There are so many new social media messages coming at us every day that it’s difficult to sort through and figure out what the right fit is for your business. That’s where we can help. By measuring marketing results we can see what’s working and what’s not. Make timely changes and test again.

Most companies also don’t know which part of their advertising is working and which part isn’t. Our goal is to show you what works through measuring marketing performance and ultimately generate qualified leads.

We’ll be posting tips and ideas to help you focus on improving your Web site, blogs, advertising and marketing materials.


Comments

Love this article! I'm a media measurement maven myself! I wrote an article about how companies will need to shift from measuring outputs like clips and Web site hits to meaningful measures like cost avoidance, revenue generation and cost savings. You can see the <a href=http://newsblotter.org/?p=509>PR value cube (courtesy Dan Bartholomew) atwww.laura-kinoshita.com
Posted @ Monday, October 12, 2009 5:40 PM by Laura Kinoshita
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