ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Measuring brand is hard—especially when every dollar has to show ROI.
Here’s the problem:
↳ Most skip brand metrics because they seem too “fluffy” or “expensive”
↳ Attribution obsession blinds us to longer-term brand lift
↳ High traffic ≠ success (especially if it's not your ICP)
↳ MMM tools are great, but also expensive
But measuring brand doesn’t have to break the bank.
In this KlientBoost Kitchen episode, Patrick walks you through:
→ 7 tactical, low-cost ways to track brand performance
→ How to prove brand lift with holdout tests (yes, even in B2B)
→ Why ICP traffic growth is your best North Star metric
You don’t need a six-figure analytics stack to prove your brand is working.
You just need to track what actually matters.
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