5 Tips for Using Data Analytics to Grow Your Small Business
NEW YORK, May 20, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- Small Business marketers have long been aware of the importance of compiling customer analytics - how else can you gain useful insight into the minds of your consumers and uncover ways to better support your company? There are many different ways that small businesses can investigate and analyze this data; however, with so many other items demanding your attention, this process can be overwhelming at best.
Heather Wied, Marketing Director for Pubsoft understands this challenge, and in her latest article posted to PR Newswire's Small Business PR Toolkit, Wied provides five ways in which you can begin the process of managing this data:
- Goals: This is a necessary first step that provides you the ability to track and maximize your progress and success. Ensure everyone is pursuing the same goal and clearly communicate next steps and deliverables to the team.
- KPIs: Key Performance Indicators are a group of important metrics that you'll be monitoring the closest. Choose to evaluate metrics that contribute to company change and growth.
- Start small: Begin to monitor your KPIs and measure that progress over time. There is no need to introduce all of the data at once which can be cumbersome and overwhelming.
- Tools: With endless third-party analytical tools available on the marketplace, make sure you find the one that works best for your organization. Your decision will ultimately depend on the goals and KPIs that you've established earlier in the process.
- Manage change: Based on what the data shows, some changes may be needed in order to continue to grow your small business. This may require you to streamline current processes, create new systems and communicate this change with the team – all of which requires you to manage.
For further discussion on ways to manage your data read Wied's article, "5 Tips for Getting Your Analytics Game on Point" here: http://bit.ly/1IPCso7.
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