• Long marketing mix turnaround time prohibits real-time adjustments to marketing plans. |
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• Focus on one campaign in short-term vs. campaigns over time presents a narrow view of advertising’s value to a brand. |
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• Advertising ROI is measured in a silo, ignoring potential positive impact on other drivers such as pricing or store dynamics. |
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• There is still no objective measure of what makes great advertising. |
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• There is minimal validation between widely used advertising testing methodologies and in-market sales performance. |
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• Ad testing is predominately at the rational level, missing sub-conscious, sub-surface brain activity. |
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• There is no validated, scalable cross-media measurement that isolates both individual and synergistic effects. |
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• There is no validated model that optimizes spending levels across media vehicles, or that determines saturation levels of emerging media (e.g., online video, mobile). |
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• There is no learning about the transferability of TV advertising effectiveness best practices across other media touch points. |
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• Minimal pre-testing of digital ads (given lower cost of medium) begs for cost efficient way to gauge strength of creative. |
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