Marketing strategy that works
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Framework deep-dives, archetype guides, and research analysis built on the 24 dimensions of the Marketing Canvas Method.
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12 minutes. 24 dimensions scored on a forced-choice scale. You get your Strategic Archetype, your Vital 8 against target, and your Fatal Brakes flagged — before you read anything else.
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Marketing Canvas - Budget
Budget is the 24th Marketing Canvas dimension — scoring not how much you spend, but how deliberately. Learn the four properties, the 3-Cycle allocation logic, and the 90/10 innovation reserve principle.
Marketing Canvas - User Lifetime
Lifetime measures how long customers stay — scored as 1/churn rate. Learn the four properties, the CRC/CAC benchmark, and why a leaky bucket makes every other marketing investment less efficient.
Marketing Canvas - ARPU
ARPU measures whether you are maximising revenue from each customer through frequency, spend, and value growth. Learn the four properties, the revenue equation, and why measurement capability is the prerequisite everything else depends on.
Marketing Canvas - User Acquisition
Acquisition scores four metrics — CAC, conversion rate, CLTV/CAC ratio, and time to conversion. Learn the canonical diagnostic range and why the ratio matters more than the absolute number.
Marketing Canvas - Media Strategy
Media is the distribution layer of the Marketing Canvas. Learn how the four media types — owned, earned, shared, paid — work as a system, not silos, and why sequence matters.
How the Marketing Canvas Method Works: A Step-by-Step Guide
Six steps. One lead segment. A scored baseline, a ranked set of initiatives, and a 12-month roadmap with built-in gates. Here's the full MCM process — what happens at each step and why the sequence is non-negotiable.
Marketers, You Should Unlock The Next Decade
As CMOs gain more power in the boardroom — and over technology spend — it will be critical that they understand the factors that drive success.