Are you setting the right goals for your marketing campaigns?In this episode of Marketing D-Koded, Jackie and Daniel break down the importance and relevance of SMART goals in the marketing industry. SMART stands for Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound, and they discuss why these criteria are vital to creating effective marketing plans. Daniel shares real-world examples, such as helping a restaurant client set a goal to break even by the end of the year using specific email campaigns as a measurable tactic. Jackie discusses recalibrating goals to ensure they are achievable and the benefits of using SMART goals for client communication and project management.They also talk about potential pitfalls of setting SMART goals, such as unrealistic deadlines and lack of access to data points, and how to navigate these challenges. They recommend starting with a 12-month marketing plan while ensuring each goal meets the SMART criteria and identifying responsible stakeholders. They also discuss why aligning goals with current market conditions and adapting to changing environments is crucial to your long-term success.To get your free marketing fitness assessment, visit: https://www.dkodetech.com/free-fitness-assessment/Key Topics Discussed;Defining each element of SMART: Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-boundReal-world examples of setting SMART goals for a restaurant clientChallenges in ensuring goals are measurable and achievableRecalibrating goals to ensure they are realisticImportance of identifying responsible stakeholders for goal accountabilityPotential pitfalls of SMART goals: unrealistic deadlines and lack of necessary dataBreaking down large goals into manageable sub-goalsBenefits of SMART goals in client communication and project managementStaying adaptable and relevant to current market conditions

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