Intelligence Brief

MKT 3410 — Digital Marketing Strategy · Week of March 24–28, 2026

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Student Sessions This Week
18
Mon
24
Tue
31
Wed
19
Thu
12
Fri

104 total sessions · 28 unique students · avg. 3.7 sessions per student

Where Students Are Struggling
High
Editorial Calendars vs. Content Matrix11 students

Students understand what a calendar is but conflate it with content strategy. Recommend reinforcing the distinction before Module 4.

Medium
Value Proposition Framing7 students

Common pattern: students describe features instead of outcomes. Consider a before/after example in Thursday's session.

Medium
SEO vs. Paid Search5 students

Several students asked Piper whether SEO "costs money." Foundational confusion worth addressing.

Low
Email Automation Triggers3 students

Minor confusion around behavioral vs. time-based triggers. Students working through it independently.

Student Engagement
Jordan M.9 sessions

Highly engaged — asking deep questions about analytics and KPIs.

Priya S.7 sessions

Strong conceptual grasp. Asked about career paths in content strategy.

Marcus T.6 sessions

Consistent engagement. Struggling slightly with Module 3 sequencing.

Aisha R.4 sessions

Active but surface-level questions. May benefit from deeper prompting.

Devon K.1 session

Only one session this week. No flags yet, but worth monitoring.

Chloe B.0 sessions

No Piper sessions this week. Consider a check-in.

Piper Recommends

Run a short clarification activity on editorial calendars before Thursday — 11 students hit this wall.

Devon K. and Chloe B. have minimal Piper activity. A direct outreach from you may help.

Consider adding a value proposition reframe exercise to Module 1 resources — it's a recurring sticking point.

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