W2: Kinley, J. (2019). Data-Driven Marketing Attribution Custom Attribution with Cooperative Game Theory. Flashcards

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What are the drawbacks of traditional marketing attribution models?

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Traditional models are rules-based and lack flexibility, leading to inaccurate credit allocation to sales conversions.

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What is the key advantage of data-driven marketing attribution?

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It captures intricacies of buyer journeys and accurately models interactions of channel combinations.

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What concept from cooperative game theory is applied in data-driven marketing attribution?

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The Shapley value, which fairly divides credit for sales conversions based on the average marginal contribution of each channel.

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What are the benefits of using the Shapley value in marketing attribution?

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Deeper insights into channel performance, fair division of credit based on measured contributions, and optimization of marketing investment.

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How is the characteristic function used in marketing attribution?

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It defines the worth of each channel coalition, considering aspects like total revenue, sales conversions, conversion ratios, and conditional probabilities.

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According to the conclusion, what does the Shapley value provide to marketing departments?

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An accurate and tailored solution for attribution, offering more accountability and efficiency than rules-based models.

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How does data-driven marketing attribution differ from traditional models?

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Data-driven attribution provides a more accurate view of channel performance by modeling how different channel combinations interact with buyers.

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