National Occupational Standards in
Archaeological Practice
AH5 Plan marketing activities
AH5.3 Contribute to evaluating the success of marketing activities
Performance Required
This will involve:
- clearly identifying achievable, measurable targets for marketing activities and the factors that will indicate success
- using any opportunities that arise during the marketing activity to collect data that could be used to measure success
- designing a strategy for collecting data to measure the effectiveness of an activity
- collecting data cost-effectively and accurately
- producing an accurate analysis of the data against the indicators for measuring success
- reporting the results of the evaluation fully, clearly and accurately in the required format
- using the results of the evaluation to inform future actions
Occupational Context
- Indicators of success must be
- measurable
- achievable
- meaningful
- Data may include
- attendance/enquiries/awareness/sales/ turnover/ profit and loss
- customer satisfaction, new customers, repeat business
- external feedback from professionals/ experts/specialists/ consultants
- Future actions to be informed
- marketing activities
- research
- policy, best practice, procedure, creative content, design, branding
- programme management / partnerships / linkages and networks
- training and staff development
Knowledge Requirements
You need to know about:
- Marketing theory and practice
- procedures for evaluating marketing activity
- Quantitative and statistical methods
- Sources of professional advice on evaluation and market research, costs and timetable
- Commercial awareness
Required Skills
You should demonstrate
- Briefing market researchers
- Data Collection
- Data Analysis
- Interpretation and application of results
Evidence Required
You should provide evidence that you can evaluate the success of marketing activities
The candidate should be questioned, based upon the documentation provided, to explore how they:
- evaluated the success of promotional activities
Evidence Rules
The candidate should have been involved in evaluating marketing initiatives.
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