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EPISODE · Mar 19, 2024 · 41 MIN

Episode 16: What Is Your Data Telling You? (Or Not?)

from Bullhorns and Bullseyes · host Curtis Hays and Tom Nixon

This week, the guys shift their focus from storytelling to data — welcoming data experts Mark Gaskill and Chris DuBach of the Michigan-based omni-channel marketing agency Phoenix Innovate. Curtis introduces the concept of the OODA loop, which stands for observe, orient, decide, and act, and the four go on to discuss its application in decision-making with respect to marketing and advertising.  The guests from Phoenix Innovate highlight the challenges of data overload and the potential of AI in data management. The discussion also covers the power of good data in measuring performance, interpreting data, and improving messaging. What if you have bad data? ...or NO data at all?! The conversation explores the alignment between sales and marketing, the importance of research, mutual accountability meetings, data reporting and feedback, data privacy and security, addressing the gap between sales and marketing, the need for collaboration, and the growing concern for privacy. Takeaways: Alignment between sales and marketing is crucial for success. Research is a powerful tool to understand the target audience. Mutual accountability meetings help align sales and marketing efforts. Data reporting and feedback provide insights for improvement. Data privacy and security are becoming increasingly important. Collaboration between sales and marketing is essential. Addressing the gap between sales and marketing leads to better results. Why you need to add an ‘M’ to the OODA loop! (measure) Privacy concerns are growing, and organizations need to address them.

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