What marketing metrics do CMOs look at daily?

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The video provides concise, actionable advice on key marketing metrics, directly addressing a common pain point for marketers and CMOs. The clear structure and focus on practical application make it easily digestible and valuable.

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The video explains the key marketing metrics a CMO looks at daily, starting with website traffic to ensure it's hitting benchmarks. It then moves to Marketing Qualified Leads (MQLs), defining them as demos booked or leads deemed ready for sales interaction, and finally, the volume of sales opportunities created by marketing that the sales team is actively pursuing.

Structure

1Introduction to CMO's daily metrics
2Focus on website traffic benchmarks
3Analysis of Marketing Qualified Leads (MQLs)
4Tracking sales opportunities created by marketing
5Assessing sales team needs for support

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What marketing metrics do CMOs look at daily? Website traffic - is it hitting your average benchmark? Volume of MQLs *MQLs for B2B = demos/ sign ups or lead score hit Sales opportunities that marketing have created

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Lets keep it simple- as a CMO here are the 3 things I look at daily. #b2bmarketing #marketing #marketingcareer #marketingtiktok #marketer #marketingadvice #marketingtips

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Lets keep it simple as a CMO what marketing metrics do I look at on a daily basis because marketing numbers and reporting can be so overwhelming for so many people and I think that the key here is actually just to focus on a couple of things that you know will really support you moving the needle. What do I look at on a daily basis? Well I start very much at the top of the funnel and so I look at website traffic to begin with. Is website traffic consistently hitting our daily and weekly averages? So you would have in your head what they are and then just have a sort of borderline is it hitting the benchmarks that you will expect website traffic to hit while you're seeing any fluctuations. The next thing I look at as I take it one step further down and I look at MQL Marketing qualified leads and in my world a marketing qualified lead is if a demo has been booked with a sales team or if marketing have deemed them ready for sales to interact with them. So they're really important, really key and I look at the volume of those on a daily in a weekly basis and then the next thing I look at is in volume of opportunities that we in marketing have created that the sales team are currently working and they're hoping to close and I speak to those sales individuals and I ask them whether they need any additional support from marketing to really close them and to win them faster.