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Strategic leaders don't talk about campaigns and content. They talk about outcomes the business cares about: revenue, pipeline, retention, and customer acquisition. When you connect your work to business outcomes, you stop sounding like a marketer and start sounding like a business leader. In this episode of "This Is Strategic Marketing," I break down four questions to help you translate marketing metrics into business value. If you can't connect your work to revenue, pipeline, or retention, you're not proving value; you're proving activity. That translation is what earns you a seat at the strategic table.
By Pamela MuldoonStrategic leaders don't talk about campaigns and content. They talk about outcomes the business cares about: revenue, pipeline, retention, and customer acquisition. When you connect your work to business outcomes, you stop sounding like a marketer and start sounding like a business leader. In this episode of "This Is Strategic Marketing," I break down four questions to help you translate marketing metrics into business value. If you can't connect your work to revenue, pipeline, or retention, you're not proving value; you're proving activity. That translation is what earns you a seat at the strategic table.