Podcast Neil Wilkins

Neil Wilkins shares reasons to run a pilot campaign before going all in on the full project. Neil explores the steps you can take to keep the quality high and the evidence accurate and relevant for scaling up to a full campaign. If you find yourself chasing your tail with lots of people putting in multiple requests for your time and energy, this process could be the answer to give you back control and provide better value in your marketing outputs. Pilot Studies Started in Research “… two main types of pilot studies … are for the most part (1) smaller versions of studies, called feasibility studies, and (2) “the pre-testing or ‘trying out’” journals.sagepub.com “A pilot is the trial run, a dry run, or a small-scale test to make sure the the improvements will work as planned.” LinkedIn.com “Conducting a pilot study does not guarantee success in the main study, but it does increase the likelihood of success.” pubmed.nci.nlm.nih.gov “A pilot program allows marketers and sales teams to test their messages and tar