This process-like chart explains how marketing generates demand, and that HOW they generate demand affects response management, operations, and ultimately sales.

This elaborate project process diagram gives a pretty complete view of a marketing strategy and planning project. The output of this project would be a comprehensive marketing strategy and plan.

This sequenced list shows core website marketing objectives. They are sequenced in the rough order they occur.

A two-by-two that shows technology services providers by their level of brand awareness and their ability to execute.

This large roadmap shows a full first phase technology build out, in this case, a knowledge management system. It has three main stages: assessment and business planning, design and develop, deploy.

This Gantt chart shows the steps and timing for a market analysis for internet products and business development.

This detailed, 4-page plan explains the major steps, sub-steps and detailed worksteps, activities, and deliverables (on the 3 other pages) for a brand/communication project.

This illustrative plan shows how multiple, repeated implementation cycles may be necessary to roll out a system over time, while delivering some system benefits in the short-term.

This Gantt chart shows the top level activities and timing for business planning for a new web business, site, or product.

This plan shows the steps/phases in a combined marketing strategy and data analytics project.

This neat, but complex, graphic pits the measurement of marketing activity, time, marketing events, and the level of business change (positive change) that occurs.