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6.1 Why Measurement Matters

The farm is a long-term strategy, but it still needs to produce measurable results. Tracking ensures that our time, money, and effort are creating leads, referrals, and community impact — and gives us the data to adjust when needed.


6.2 Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)

We track both marketing outputs and business results:

  • Marketing Outputs

    • Number of mailers sent.

    • Website articles published.

    • Social posts published.

    • Events sponsored or hosted.

    • Partnerships established.

  • Business Results

    • Leads generated from farm activities (tagged in Follow Up Boss).

    • Conversations with Beacon Hill residents.

    • Appointments booked.

    • Listings or buyers directly attributed to the farm.

  • Community Engagement

    • Event attendance (head counts).

    • Social media engagement (likes, comments, shares).

    • Website traffic (views, clicks, time on page).


6.3 Scorecard Metrics (EOS ONE)

Every week, farm metrics should be updated in the EOS Scorecard. Recommended Scorecard entries:

  • Leads tagged “Beacon Hill Farm” (weekly).

  • Website traffic to Beacon Hill pages (weekly).

  • Social engagement (weekly or monthly).

  • Event attendance (after each event).

  • Mailer drops (quarterly).


6.4 Reporting Cadence

  • Weekly:

    • Review Scorecard metrics in Leadership and Sales/Marketing Level 10 meetings.

    • IDS (Identify, Discuss, Solve) any issues.

  • Quarterly:

    • Review KPIs against goals.

    • Assess ROI for mailers, events, and partnerships.

    • Adjust annual calendar if needed.

  • Annually:

    • Review entire farm performance.

    • Decide whether to expand (e.g., into Beacon Hill South).

    • Set new Rocks and budget allocations.


6.5 Success Benchmarks

In the early years, success is about visibility and engagement. Over time, benchmarks shift toward leads and referrals.

  • Year 1–2:

    • Residents recognize the Nick Fundytus Team.

    • Consistent mailer drops and visible event presence.

    • Growing website traffic and social engagement.

  • Year 3+:

    • 10–15% of new listings/buyers in Beacon Hill sourced from farm.

    • 20+ leads per year tagged from farm.

    • Recognized as the “go-to” Realtor team in community discussions.


✅ With this section, your farm playbook isn’t just about doing activities — it’s about measuring outcomes and holding the team accountable with EOS Scorecards and Rocks.

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