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MODULE "Goal setting and priority management"

Team Goal Setting Case Studies

by departments

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Marketing

OKR/SMART

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🎧 OKR Road Map

General marketing goal:

Attract, activate, and retain users, increasing customer base profitability and ensuring company plans are met.

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🎧 OKR Road Map

Level 1. Strategic Results

  • Growth and quality of the user base ( MAU, DAU, new registrations).
  • Activation efficiency (conversion to first deal).
  • User loyalty and retention ( CLV).
  • Marketing investment efficiency ( ROMI, CAC/LTV).
  • Brand strength (recognition, trust, brand audit).

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Level 2. Key Business Metrics

  • MAU/DAU — active user base.
  • CAC (Customer Acquisition Cost) is the cost of attracting a customer.
  • LTV (Lifetime Value) is the value of a customer over their lifetime.
  • ROMI (Return on Marketing Investment) is the return on investment in marketing.
  • Retention D30/D90 – retention of new clients.
  • Brand Awareness / NPS — brand recognition and perception.

🎧 OKR Road Map

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Level 3. Operational Indicators

  • Number of new registrations.
  • Conversion to first deal.
  • Number of new paying users .
  • The share of users who returned through marketing (reactivation).
  • Number of leads in the B2B segment.
  • CPL (Cost per Lead) and CPA (Cost per Acquisition).
  • ROI for each channel ( Search, Display, Social, Referral).
  • CTR of campaigns ( email, push, performance).
  • % of opens and clicks on newsletters.
  • Engagement rate in social networks.
  • % organic traffic vs paid.
  • Share of traffic from direct visits ( Direct / App).
  • The share of new users who converted in ≤7 days.
  • Number of activated clients by cohort.
  • Churn rate ( churn after the first purchase).
  • % of users participating in loyalty programs.
  • Net New Users ( increase in unique users).
  • Incremental Lift ( additional sales from the campaign).

🎧 OKR Road Map

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Level 4. Action Metrics

  • Number of A/B tests of creatives and landing pages per month.
  • Number of new campaigns launched per quarter.
  • Campaign launch time from brief to live.
  • Number of personalized mailings/segments.
  • Number of lead magnets (new content formats).
  • The number of new creatives in performance advertising.
  • % of campaigns with dynamic targeting.
  • Number of retargeting audiences.
  • Lookalike / Similar Audiences tests .
  • % campaign automation ( bid management, ML models).
  • Number of cost per lead experiments ( CPL experiments).
  • Average pageview depth for marketing traffic.
  • Number of users who received welcome communication.
  • Number of integrations with partner platforms.
  • Number of active referrals ( Referral Program).
  • The share of UGC content launched on social networks.
  • Number of branded search queries.
  • Number of PR mentions in the media.
  • Number of NPS surveys conducted in marketing campaigns.

🎧 OKR Road Map

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Marketing

CASE STUDIES

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OKR

O: Increase traffic to the platform.

KR:

○ Organic traffic growth of +25% by the end of the quarter.

○ Launch a content calendar (10 articles/month) .

○ Get 50 quality external links.

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OKR

O: Increase lead conversion .

KR:

○ Increase landing page conversion rate from 2.5% to 4%.

○ Run 3 A/B tests of key pages.

○ Reduce CPL by 20%.

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OKR

O: Strengthen employer branding .

KR:

○ 3 publications in key media/quarter.

○ 2 events with an HR brand (online/offline) .

○ LinkedIn subscribers grew by 30%.

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SMART

1. Launch a Google Ads campaign with a budget of 20k and achieve a CTR of at least 4% by the end of Q4.

2. Conduct 3 webinars on the product with a total reach of >1,000 participants by the end of the year.

3. Increase the number of applications via social networks from 200 to 300/month by January.

Ineffective wording

Make the brand stronger” → no metrics.

●“Increase marketing” → vague and unclear.

●“Collect more applications” → how many, when, how?

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  1. OKR Library for Marketing