Why the Mid-Year Review Matters
Most businesses set goals in January and forget to check them until December. By then, there is no time to course-correct. A mid-year review gives you 6 months to adjust.
The 4 Questions to Ask
1. Are you hitting your posting consistency goals?
If you committed to 3 posts per week, how many weeks did you actually post 3 times? Consistency is the baseline metric. If you are not hitting it, figure out why and fix the system.
2. Which channels are actually driving leads?
Look at where your last 5 to 10 new clients came from. Was it social media? Google? Referrals? The channels that drove real business deserve more investment. The ones that did not deserve less.
3. What content is performing best?
Pull your top posts across platforms. What topics, formats, and calls to action are getting the most engagement and driving the most traffic?
4. What did you plan to do but did not?
Be honest. What marketing activities did you commit to in January that never happened? Either recommit with a real plan or remove them from your strategy.
The Second Half Game Plan
Based on your answers, decide:
- What to keep doing (and do more of)
- What to stop doing (it is not working or it is not getting done)
- What to start in H2 that you have been putting off
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