Gartner® Ranks Analytic Partners in Critical Capabilities for MMM Solutions
Analytic Partners receives the highest scores in three out of four Use Cases in the Critical Capabilities for MMM Solutions report.
Analytic Partners receives the highest scores in three out of four Use Cases in the Critical Capabilities for MMM Solutions report.
Analytic Partners is named a Leader for Marketing Mix Modeling Solutions.
It’s Upfronts and NewFronts season—the high-stakes arena where brands place their bets on the best ad inventory across media channels. This is the moment to unleash your best data-driven decision making, and marketing mix modeling (MMM) is your unfair advantage
Building your own marketing mix model (MMM) can seem enticing, but in reality, it can be more than you've bargained for.
In the never-ending quest to prove the value of marketing, improve advertising performance, and simply do more with less, many marketers have embraced Multitouch Attribution (MTA)—a seemingly perfect tool to track every clickable moment on the customer journey. MTA is chock-full of benefits: countless dashboards provide granular reporting, real-time insights and instant credit assignment. It gives digital marketers the sense that they could pinpoint exactly which ads, placements, and even message sequences were driving conversions.
The rise of AI and open-source models has commoditized marketing measurement, but do they truly deliver—or just distract?
Are the best solutions bought, or built? Every organization looking to elevate their MMM program to a Commercial Analytics solution will grapple with this question at some point.
A whitepaper that deep dives into the most dangerously overlooked sources of “noise” in incrementality experiments in marketing mix models.
Like the boys from “Weird Science” and Dr. Frankenstein, in the world of Marketing Measurement, there are well-intentioned but needy parties trying to compensate for the limits of the real world by creating a strange new alchemy: Experimentation + Bayesian MMM.
Unlike past years where marketing leaders focused heavily on backwards-looking performance metrics to plan for and predict future budget needs, we’re in a unique time when future-looking insights are at your fingertips.