
The 4Ps Are a No-Brainer, But the 4Ms Are Crucial to Executing Marketing Plans
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Performance marketing is often misunderstood as something that only happens at the bottom of the funnel. However, it should be viewed as a wide-angle concept that spans every stage of the funnel, from top to bottom.
To achieve full-funnel performance, brands must prioritize building a marketing engine that connects data, content, channels, touchpoints, and technology to create a seamless and personalized experience. Quality should never be compromised, as it is the key to success for top brands like Apple, Nike, and BMW.
In order to optimize performance, it is crucial to measure and understand the impact of each touchpoint on the final conversion. This can be achieved through advanced attribution modeling and involving data teams to collect granular performance data.
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