More tracking doesn’t mean better insight.
Always-on measurement implies value proportional to frequency.
In practice, it amplifies noise.
The smarter approach is to time measurements to the consumer buying cycle and to known inflection moments like major campaigns, product changes, retail resets, and competitive launches.
Sampling can then be sized to detect changes that matter, and results can be read with the discipline used in financial reporting.
Leaders get fewer reports but better ones. These are readouts that distinguish real movement from random variation and translate that movement into implications and dollar value.
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