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Before diving into tactics, start by grounding your marketing plan in your broader business strategy. Clear, aligned goals ensure your marketing efforts are purposeful, not just activity for activity’s sake.
Begin by reviewing your business plan and long-term vision.
Are you launching a new product? Expanding into a new market? Increasing brand awareness or capturing more market share? Your marketing goals should be built to directly support those objectives. Use proven frameworks like SMART goals (specific, measurable, attainable, relevant, time-bound) or OKRs (objectives and key results) to set benchmarks. For example: Grow email subscribers by 25% in Q3 to support the product launch in Q4.
When your marketing team, freelancers, and stakeholders work toward the same outcomes, every campaign becomes more focused and more effective.
