As you already know, marketing is not a pure science. It involves the psychology of your buyer at the moment combined with factors outside of your control, blended with your timing, presentation, distribution and, not the least of which, your budget. It is a combination of creativity, tenacity, fortitude and trust. At the end of the day you constantly struggle though all of these factors and hope for a successful outcome. Knowing how well you really did, based on your original intentions, will help you in future campaigns. This is a rare process, but followed by some of the most successful businesses in the industry.

The first step is moving from “wishing for the best outcome” to managing toward the best outcome.

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