How can I measure KPIs for content engagement?
CLM reporting provides powerful, built-in metrics to measure content performance against your key performance indicators (KPIs).
By focusing on engagement data, you can answer critical questions about your campaign’s effectiveness, for example:
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Reach - Is the new campaign content reaching the intended audience?
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Engagement - Are HCPs spending meaningful time with our key messages?
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Sentiment - How are HCPs reacting to the information we’re presenting?
Imagine a brand manager for Natevba who has launched a new Natevba presentation. The marketing team’s goals for the first quarter are:
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Reach at least 500 unique cardiologists with the new content
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Achieve an average engagement time of 90 seconds on the main Clinical Efficacy slide
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Secure a positive sentiment from at least 70% of HCPs
Rather than waiting for the quarterly sales data, we can create a dashboard with three reports filtered to the new Natevba content to track KPI progress in real-time.
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First, create the three source reports needed for the dashboard. Each report should use the Call Key Message report type and filter for the new Natevba presentation.
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Accounts Reached report - Include the Account column to provide the count data
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Time Spent report - Include the Duration column
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Reactions report - Include the Reaction column
Once the reports are created, create a new dashboard and add the following components:
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Select the Accounts Reached report and select the Number chart type.
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Select the Time Spent on Key Messages report and select the Gauge chart type.
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Select the Reactions report and select the Pie chart type.
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Select Save and Run.
With this dashboard, the brand manager can immediately see in real-time which KPIs, mentioned above, are on track to meet their goals, and where additional efforts may be needed.