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Benefits Management Plan (Example)

A worked example of a Benefits Management Plan for a corporate website redesign project, illustrating strict metrics and ownership boundaries.

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Doc № EX-BMP-02 · Section Examples · Drawn KEVOS® · Date 2026-07-16
  1. Project Details & Alignment
  2. Benefits Realisation & Measurement
  3. Assumptions & Risks
  4. Review & Governance

§1Project Details & Alignment

Project Title:
Mary's Consulting - New Company Website
Date Prepared:
April 25, 2026

Target Benefits

The new website is expected to deliver the following benefits during and after the first year of operation:

  • Increase qualified inbound leads by 25% within 12 months of launch.
  • Reduce marketing's content-update cycle time from ~10 days to <1 day.
  • Improve brand perception scores in Fortune 500 buyer surveys.
  • Increase mobile-conversion rate by 50% vs. current site.
  • Achieve WCAG 2.1 AA compliance, mitigating accessibility risk.

Strategic Alignment

Directly supports the FY2026 strategic objective of growing Fortune 500 client revenue and modernising the firm's digital presence. Reinforces the brand-refresh initiative led by the CEO.

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§2Benefits Realisation & Measurement

Benefits Realisation Timeframe

Benefit Realised From Sustained Through
Faster content updates Launch + 1 month Ongoing operations
Increased qualified leads Launch + 3 months First 12 months and beyond
Improved brand perception Launch + 6 months Ongoing
Mobile conversion lift Launch + 2 months Ongoing
Accessibility compliance At launch Maintained via governance

Benefits Owner & Metrics

Benefit Metric Baseline Target Owner
Qualified leads MQLs/month from website ~40 ≥ 50 (+25%) Marketing Lead
Content cycle time Days from request to publish ~10 days < 1 day Marketing Lead
Brand perception Survey score (1-10) from F500 buyers 6.2 ≥ 7.5 CEO / Marketing
Mobile conversion Mobile leadform-completion rate 1.2% ≥ 1.8% Marketing Lead
Accessibility WCAG 2.1 audit pass Fail AA pass Bill (UX)
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§3Assumptions & Risks

Assumptions

  • Marketing will execute SEO and content campaigns to drive traffic.
  • CRM remains the system of record for leads.
  • No major change in the firm's service offerings during the 12-month measurement window.

Risks to Benefits Realisation

  • Slow content contribution from consultants delays SEO ramp-up.
  • Underinvestment in post-launch marketing campaigns.
  • Loss of the benefits owner role due to organisational change.
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§4Review & Governance

Project Sponsor (Mary) and Marketing Lead will review benefit metrics quarterly for the first 12 months following launch. The Project Manager (Andrew) is responsible for establishing baselines and handing off measurement to the Marketing Lead at project closure.

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