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IMPACT
ON MARKETING PERFORMANCE
Given
a data degradation rate of __% per month or ___ % per year what
affect is this having on your:
A.
Telemarketing:
The impact
on a telemarketing campaign is immediate and dynamic. Many
organizations are so accustomed to dealing with deficient data that
they have unknowingly watered down their metrics long ago to
compensate for it. Because of the high level of rejection a
telemarketer is exposed to the affect of bad data here can be
amplified.
What
percentage impact on productivity does this have? ____ % to ____ %.
B.
Direct Mail:
As
one of the most expensive marketing channels you can employ; poor
data quality has a direct impact on your bottom-line when it
propagates in a direct mail campaign.
Wasted printing and production costs, wasted postage, and
USPS presort penalties all contribute to a less-than-optimal ROI on
this channel. In
addition, the accuracy of the back-end analysis of a mail campaign
is compromised because of the unknown quantity of undelivered
pieces.
Cost-per-piece
“in the mail” x total quantity mailed x data
degradation (%) = wasted $________.___
C.
E-mail:
E-mail campaigns, where sufficient addresses exist, tend to be
larger than direct mail campaigns.
All the inherent advantages of e-mail marketing make it a
highly profitable channel. However,
old, inaccurate, and invalid e-mail addresses can derail even the
best-planned campaign. Over 50% of e-mail addresses change every year so
undeliverable e-mails present the same negative issues as
undeliverable mail pieces; wasted transmission costs, lost
opportunities to connect with your customer, etc.
D.
Marketing Management:
Marketing
management has to deal with their staff’s frustration over faulty
data that wastes time on a reactive, non-productive basis. The
potentially biggest problem is the inability to make accurate
marketing strategy decisions because of data integrity issues. A
wrong decision on a new direction for the business and subsequent
investments based on the decision can devastate your company.
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