Posts Tagged ‘ response attribution ’

Optimizing cross-channel marketing spend

How to optimally allocate marketing spend across online/offline channels. [ READ MORE ]

Accurate response attribution – challenging and critically important

CMOs know that understanding the contribution of marketing efforts would mean the ability to allocate marketing spend for maximum impact and return.[ READ MORE ]

Cross-channel response attribution: credit where credit is due

Understanding various revenue attribution methods and technologies to help marketers determine the best bang for their buck. [ READ MORE ]

Marketing travel alert: how building a roadmap can guide you on the path to success

Marketers ask themselves what type of data to invest in, how to leverage social media channels, when to invest in new database technologies and infrastructures, how to use response attribution and analytics to be more customer centric, etc. CMOs are also challenging their teams to get it all done immediately. With all of that on your plate, how can any marketer be successful?[ READ MORE ]

Social media, segmentation and marketing success

From broadcast emails to placing banner ads to capture eyeballs, the metrics have gravitated towards something new, including actions, conversion, click-throughs and even amount of purchase. Different companies, and even internal groups within companies, use different metrics to determine success. As businesses become more used to the digital arena, segmentation and profiling play an increasingly important role in targeted campaigns.[ READ MORE ]

Reduce the static in your campaign measurement efforts

The path to purchase is non-linear. You have probably heard assertions that the marketing funnel is dead. At the very least, it’s infinitely complex. Customers are crossing channels and making purchases in places they weren’t originally promoted to. And the limited ways in which they identify themselves is a real challenge to marketers. [ READ MORE ]

Multi-Channel Marketing Gets Personal

As the marketer, you must contact your customers, engage them and end with a call to action (an RSVP in our case). Since you will hear back on multiple channels, you’d better be prepared to capture, integrate and aggregate the response from your customers across multiple channels. A marketer’s challenge is to do this for millions of customers. All marketers get anxious about a call from the “CMO,” but in my case, that means the Chief Mommy Officer. [ READ MORE ]

Three key points to consider for an effective response attribution strategy

Three key points to consider for an effective response attribution strategy: Measure the ecosystem, execute holdout tests and don't listen to the pundits.[ READ MORE ]

Last one to finish wins?

Response Attribution gives a clear picture on how your hard earned marketing dollars are truly performing. Building sophisticated models and looking at all of your data across all of your channels can increase your ROI and lead to a better marketing experience for the consumer. [ READ MORE ]