Growth & Technology
From strategy to action: operationalising end-to-end performance
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- Performance Marketing World
- Byline
- By Eddie Gonzalez
- Type
- Authored article · Article
Key takeaways
- Optimizing each channel in isolation can leave the customer journey disjointed.
- Platforms built and tuned for a single channel can make owned experiences feel clunky.
- Marketers don’t have to choose between channel performance and a connected experience. The aim is to pursue both at once.
- The hard part is operational: turning an end-to-end strategy into the way teams and platforms actually work.
Overview
Marketing platforms are often built and tuned for a single channel. Optimized in isolation, they can produce a disjointed customer journey and owned experiences that feel clunky.
This article asks whether marketers can have both — the efficiency of channel-level performance and the coherence of an end-to-end experience — and looks at what it takes to put that strategy into practice.
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