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.