Lesson 6: Maximizing ROI with Marketing Attribution and Experimentation Flashcards

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What is marketing attribution

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helps you see the impact marketing had on a specific goal, usually a purchase or sale. It compiles all your customer data into one place and assigns credit to the marketing channels and touchpoints that influenced them throughout their buyer’s journey.

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What are marketing attribution models?

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Single source attribution: First touch, Last touch

multi-touch attribution: Linear, Full Path, Time Decay

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What’s the difference between single/multi touch attribution models?

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Single source: assigns all the credit to one touchpoint

Multi-touch source: assigns each contributing channel credit for each interaction

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How does the time decay model calculate credit?

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gives more credit to interactions that happened closer in time to the conversion.

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Why is it important to run marketing experiments?

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it helps identify friction in buyers journey stages and optimizes for improvement. It helps discover new strategies for future campaigns or validate existing ones.

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What is A/B testing?

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a marketing experiment wherein you split your audience to test a number of variations to a piece of content to determine which performs better.

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What is statistical significance?

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