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Marketing analytics & ROI assessment

Does Your Company Measure Marketing Correctly?

Assess tracking, data quality, and the connection between marketing, sales, revenue, and profit.

4 minutes Instant score and action plan No result gate
1. Do websites, landing pages, and campaigns have reliable conversion tracking?
2. Do you use a consistent UTM naming system for sources and campaigns?
3. Is tracking tested after every material change or launch?
4. Do marketing and sales share a clear qualified-lead definition?
5. Are duplicates, spam, and data-quality issues reviewed?
6. Can you see where prospects stop or leak from the journey?
7. Are leads connected to meetings, proposals, and customers in a CRM?
8. Do you know customer acquisition cost by channel—not only cost per lead?
9. Do reviews connect spend to revenue, profit, and payback period?

How to measure marketing ROI

Start with reliable tracking and a shared lead definition, then connect source to sales stages, revenue, and cost. Marketing ROI cannot be judged by engagement or message volume alone.

Cost per lead vs customer acquisition cost

Cost per lead measures only the first step. Customer acquisition cost reflects lead quality, conversion rates, and the sales cycle, making it more useful for profitability and budget allocation.

How the score is calculated

Each question scores from 0 to 3. The total becomes a percentage, while each dimension is normalized so dimensions with fewer questions are not disadvantaged. This is a directional diagnostic—not a commercial guarantee.

Frequently asked questions

Is GA4 enough on its own?

No. Website and campaign data must connect to CRM stages, customers, and revenue.

Is attribution ever 100% accurate?

No. Aim for a consistent decision model that combines evidence rather than false precision across devices and channels.

Which metric should I review first?

Start with lead quality and opportunity conversion, then customer acquisition cost and profit by source.

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