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Marketing effectiveness has four dimensions There are five factors driving the level of marketing effectiveness that marketers can achieve The practice of marketing effectiveness is often criticized because it allegedly only focuses on short term revenue gains. When, in fact, by definition, it concentrates on marketing actions that can be taken to improve both short and long term results. Short term results improvements are measured in terms of revenue gains. Long term improvements are typically measured in terms of gains in brand equity in the minds of a company’s customers.
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