We Keep Finding Tracking Problems Before Advertising Problems
Before judging paid media performance, it is worth checking whether the tracking is actually capturing the customer journey properly.
Before judging paid media performance, it is worth checking whether the tracking is actually capturing the customer journey properly.
A creative idea that is average in one market can perform strongly in another, which makes cross-market testing more useful than assumptions.
Strong existing brand content can often travel into new markets before a business commissions a completely separate content programme.
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The Same Content Can Work Very Differently in Different Markets
One useful thing about running marketing across different markets is discovering how unreliable your instincts can be.
A piece of content that feels fairly ordinary in one country can suddenly become the best performer somewhere else.
Different audiences notice different things. They respond to different rooms, products, language, styles and levels of explanation.
That makes international creative testing interesting because you do not always need to know the answer before you start.
Run a sensible spread of existing material. See what gets traction. Then make more of what that market is actually responding to.
Sometimes the market tells you what the campaign should be.
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