Question: Murphy is the owner of a user-focused organization called FusionTactics. Murphy wants to encourage cross-functional collaboration between the teams at FusionTactics. Which question is suitable to ask to encourage cross-functional collaboration between FusionTactics's teams?
- Are the teams utilizing the latest features in Google Ads?
- How many offline interactions does it take to create a conversion?
- Do web and app teams have aligned goals and strategies?
- What percentage of the marketing budget can accurate metrics quantify?
Explanation
Cross-functional collaboration depends on shared goals across web and app work. Google Analytics supports unified measurement across websites and apps, which helps teams evaluate the same user journey. Aligned goals and strategies reduce conflicting priorities between teams that influence the same conversion path. This keeps optimization decisions focused on the end user rather than isolated team objectives.
Why the other options are incorrect
Offline interactions relates to conversion measurement, not cross-functional collaboration between web and app teams.
Marketing budget quantification concerns measurement value, not team alignment.
Latest Google Ads features may improve campaign execution, but feature adoption does not ensure cross-functional collaboration.
Source for verification
https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/10089681
https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/9679158
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