From Data to Insights: The Outlook for Marketing Analytics
Marketers are using analytics to unlock new opportunities, measure performance across channels, and maximize ROI.
Marketers are using analytics to unlock new opportunities, measure performance across channels, and maximize ROI.
Discover what the world’s top brands’ marketing teams don’t want you to know about the marketing investment tactics they use to win.
Business dynamics might be constantly changing but planning for success is still possible.
The modern marketer's measurement ambitions are outrunning the industry's capabilities. MTA is flawed; MMM is earning a reputation for being slow and too backwards-looking; and Unified Measurement is less than the sum of its parts.
Given the pace of change in today’s environment, business dynamics are moving at warp speed – and trends in data and analytics are keeping up.
With the explosion of advertising offerings, platforms and ways to reach consumers over the past several years, it is no wonder there are seemingly endless points of view about advertising impact.
Customer Obsession is the good idea that is hard to do. Forrester’s Research finds that customer-obsessed companies have greater revenue growth on average, as well as more satisfied customers, and happier employees than less customer-obsessed companies.
2021 has marked a shift for many brands from a focus on short-term survival to long-term, sustained growth. In order to succeed in that shift, a holistic view of measurement is critical.
What is truly driving marketing effectiveness and what can brands do to stay ahead of the curve?
At a recent Ad Age event, Ron Stoupa, CMO of Michaels, and Fred Chassé, senior VP of Analytic Partners, sat down with Ad Age’s John Dioso to talk about how Michaels transformed its marketing with data-driven strategy following the disruptions of 2020.