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Marketing effectiveness means determining the impact of marketing programs and campaigns on sales and revenue. There are several ways to influence marketing effectiveness, including considering corporate factors like size and budget, external factors outside of marketer control, improving marketing strategy, creative, execution, and management. Marketing performance is best managed by aligning goals, holding people accountable, using analytics, automating processes, forming alliances, and ongoing assessment.
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