JBTD & CustDev. Analyzing data Flashcards

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research shows that ____ of customers feel frustrated when a shoppinh experience feels impersonal

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71%

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What is Customer Analysis?

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  • combines qualitative and quantitative research methods with the goal of better understanding of your TA.
  • knowing your TA means you’ll be able to cater to their specific needs
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Customer Analysis moves through the ff stages: (3)

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  1. Identifying who your customers are
  2. Discovering their needs and pain points
  3. Grouping target audiences accdg to similar behaviors
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The Process of Analyzing data

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  • data analysis follows a rigorous step by step process. Each stage requires diff skills and know - how
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Step 1: Defining the question

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First step in any data analysis process is to define your objective. (“Problem Statement”)

“Defining your objective” means coming up with a hypothesis and figuring how to test it. Start by asking what business problem am I trying to solve?

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TOOLS in helping you define your objective:

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  • mostly about soft skills, business knowledge & lateral thinking
  • keep track of business metrics & key performance indicators (KPI)
  • Monthly reports can allow you to track problem points in the biz
  • Klipfolio, Asana, Dashthis, Databox
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Step 2: Collecting the data

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  • strategy for collecting and aggregating the appropriate data
  • KEY PART: determining which data u need.
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Step 2: Collecting the data

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  • strategy for collecting and aggregating the appropriate data
  • KEY PART: determining which data u need.
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All data fit into one of these 3 categories:

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First party
second party
third party

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All data fit into one of these 3 categories:

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First party
second party
third party

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What is First-Party Data

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  • your company have directly collected from your TA
  • might come in the form of transactional tracking data or info from your company’s customer RM
    ex: Monthly reports, analytics report

includes:

  • customer satisfaction surveys ((like sa restau nagbbgay feedback paper))
  • focus groups
  • interviews or direct observation
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What is Second Party Data?

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  • is the first party data of other organizations
  • include websites, app / social media activity, online purchase history or shipping data
  • competitors 1st party data
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What is third party data?

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  • collected from numerous sources by a 3rd party org. ((many orgs collect big data to create industry reports // market research)) ((what are the biggest socmed in 2022 – for meta))
    ex: open data repositories & govt portals
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TOOLS to help collect data:

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DMP - Data Management Platform - piece of software that allows you to identify data from numerous sources
ex: Salesforce DMP & SAS

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Step 3: Clearing the Data

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Key data cleaning tasks include:

  • removing major errors, duplicates and outliers
  • removing unwanted data points
  • bringing structure to your data
  • filling in major gaps
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TOOLS to help you clean your data

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  • Opensource like OpenRefine
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Step 4: Analyze the Data

Types are: (4)

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  1. Univariate or bivariate analysis
  2. Time-series analysis
  3. Regression Analysis
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All types of data analysis fit into one of the four categories:

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  1. Descriptive
  2. Diagnotics
  3. Predictive
  4. Perpective
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  1. Descriptive ana
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  • identifies what has already happened

- common first step for businesses, companies, marketers carry out

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  1. Diagnotic ana
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  • WHY something has happened

- literally the diagnosis of a problem

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  1. Predictive ana
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  • future trends based on historical data

- commonly used to forecast future growth

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  1. Perspective ana
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  • allows to make recommendations for the future.
  • final step in the analytics part of the process
  • most complex
  • incorporates aspects of all the other analyses described
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Step 5: Sharing your results

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share your insights with wider audience
- more complex

  • interpretation of outcomes
  • presentations
  • should be digestible for all types of audiences
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TOOLS for sharing your findings:

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Google Charts, Tableau, Infogram

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Step 6: Embrace your failures

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Data analytucs is messy and the process you follow will be different every proj

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Step 6: Embrace your failures

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Data analytucs is messy and the process you follow will be different every proj

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Implementation in Digital Marketing

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  • data gathered can ba used on how you can properly target your market in terms of PAID ADS
  • can help create content that going to cater TA’s pain points
  • brand positioning can be easier
  • easily figure out w/c platforms or digital marketing strategy you will use
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DEFINE THE QUESTIONS

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what biz problem are you trying to solve?

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COLLECT DATA

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  • create strategy for collecting data
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CLEAN THE DATA

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Explore, Scrub, De-dupe and structure your data

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ANALYZE THE DATA

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  • carry out various analyses to obtain insights. Focus on 4 types of data analyses
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SHARE YOUR RESULTS

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How best can you share you insights and recommendations? A combi of visualization tools and communications is key.

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EMBRACE YOUR MISTAKES

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Learn from it. this is what transforms a good data analyst into a great one.