Measurement and results

The Performance Analyst.

Their job: counting. Not likes, not impressions: calls, quotes, bookings, sales. They are the one who makes the promise hold: the proof in the morning, in counted numbers.

The Performance Analyst
In concrete terms

What they do, every night.

01

Wires measurement to what counts

Clicks on « book », calls from the listing, forms filled in: every action your customers take is counted at the source, never estimated.

02

Attributes the results

This quote came from the page written last month, this booking from Tuesday's post: you know what pays off, and what pays nothing.

03

Cuts what doesn't work

A format that has produced nothing for three weeks is flagged to the Director and stopped. Your budget goes toward what proves itself.

04

Puts the price next to the result

Every report shows what you pay next to what it brings in. The line is good or it isn't: you judge on the evidence.

What you read in the morning
  • Yesterday's numbers: calls, quotes, bookings
  • What produced those numbers, action by action
  • The cost next to the result, no dressing up

Works hand in hand with:

The Performance Analyst starts on the very first night.

Start with the audit: 2 minutes, no credit card, a 7-page report.

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The Performance Analyst