This document provides questions for businesses to consider about their digital marketing strategies. It asks them to define their brand story and values, describe their current and ideal customers, explore which digital channels have been used and would be most effective, identify competitors and points of differentiation, and set a timeline for campaign goals and measurement of results. Addressing these types of strategic questions will help businesses prepare for discussions with digital marketing agencies.
This document provides questions for businesses to consider about their digital marketing strategies. It asks them to define their brand story and values, describe their current and ideal customers, explore which digital channels have been used and would be most effective, identify competitors and points of differentiation, and set a timeline for campaign goals and measurement of results. Addressing these types of strategic questions will help businesses prepare for discussions with digital marketing agencies.
This document provides questions for businesses to consider about their digital marketing strategies. It asks them to define their brand story and values, describe their current and ideal customers, explore which digital channels have been used and would be most effective, identify competitors and points of differentiation, and set a timeline for campaign goals and measurement of results. Addressing these types of strategic questions will help businesses prepare for discussions with digital marketing agencies.
If you’re looking for a digital marketing agency to ramp up your business, get ahead of them by answering these questions about your own brand or business.
1 What is your brand or company’s 5 What digital advertising channels have
story? you tried in the past? a What made you establish your 6 What digital advertising channels do brand or company?
you want to include in your new
b What fires you up about your own marketing strategy? company?
c What do you want the world to 7 What businesses do you consider as
know about your company or brand competitors? that isn’t already known? a Who are your competitors offline (maybe a similar business down the 2 How do new customers find out about street) and who are your your brand or company currently? competitors online?
3 Paint a picture of your current customer. b What products or services do you
have in common?
a What is their life like?
c What do customers think or say you
b Do you know them by name?
have in common with your
c What are they looking for that you can competitors?
help them with?
d How are you different in the way
d Why would they go to a competitor that you do business?
over you? e How are you different in the way
you work with customers? 4 Describe the person you want to bring in as a customer. 8 Thinking about the entire marketing a What is this person’s life like? process—from outlining your audience b Why is this person more appealing to getting your hands on a campaign than your current customer? to set it up—what is your timeline for seeing results? Is this realistic? What c How is their life different from your timeframe is unacceptable and why? current customer?