RAMMP

RAMMP Standards · Answer

Can't we just improve the strategy?

You can. The question is whether you are improving the right thing.

A strategy is a set of bets about where attention, money and effort should go. Those bets assume you know where the buying journey is winning and where it is losing. Usually, you do not, because nobody has measured it.

Why the question appears.

Strategy feels like the senior move, so it is where teams reach first. But a smarter plan aimed at the wrong milestone is still aimed at the wrong milestone. You can rewrite the strategy three times and never touch the leak.

What strategy alone does not do.

It does not measure where trust breaks. It does not tell you which milestone is costing you the buyer. It does not give you a number to test the new plan against.

The standard.

Before you rewrite the plan, measure the journey. RAMMP is a patented quantitative behavioural diagnostic of trust in the buying journey, run before marketing budget is committed. Patent granted in Australia (AU 2021105053); patent pending in the United States. It scores trust across the six ADORE checkpoints and names the failing ones, so the strategy fixes the cause.

Optimisation is not governance.

A better strategy is still a bet until it is measured. RAMMP turns the bet into a decision.

Improve the strategy by all means. Measure first, so you improve the part that is actually losing the buyer.

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