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$899 $90 – Attribution – Russell McAthy
Businesses have a lot of marketing data but are not getting enough value from it. This course will help the students understand what data they have and how to understand consumer behavior to drive value for organizations moving forward.
This course will guide the student to what data they could/should have, how they get value from the data, what attribution is, how to communicate and use attribution to get business value.
Attribution is about understanding TRUE consumer behavior
Attribution is more than just a buzzword – it needs to become the way you do business, understand performance, manage campaigns and workloads. Attribution in short is understanding consumers so that we make smarter decisions.
Attribution is a discipline. Econsultancy reported in 2018 that less than a one third of businesses are using a defined attribution business model and that 43% of companies claim “measuring ROI” as a top marketing challenge. Attribution’s challenges go beyond digital. Russell will use real world offline examples to illustrate how attribution is tied between the offline and online experience. Both B2B and B2C examples and tacts are presented in this course.
ATTRIBUTION
What attribution is and is not, in the context of marketing. Russell will explain the concept of conversion and why it is important in the overall theory. We’re going to align the theory of attribution to business goals through ROI and finally look at the difference in approach to attribution in B2B businesses and B2C businesses.
Industry trends and regulations that have impacted the data required for attribution to be successful. Align the trends with stats that showcase the value and importance of attribution / data lead marketing for organisations.
It’s not just a digital problem. I’ll show why it’s not just an online problem, the current solutions the offline world has and how attribution should tie the online and offline world together.
Attribution is not just another number on a report and it’s not analytics. Attribution shouldn’t be a part of your marketing, it should be the way you do marketing – the start, middle and end. I’m going to give some tactical examples of how attribution can be used and then how you can change a business strategically using outputs from attribution.
One of the first questions that is asked is “do I need attribution” – I’ll explain how to answer this using data within your organisation, and the questions you should be asking if you’re speaking to vendors about attribution.
Here we’re going to cover all of the typical attribution models, their pros and cons, and how different businesses use them.
Here we’ll cover all the possible data sources that are required and can be used to do attribution from analytics through to external marketing platforms.
We’ll show how attribution can be used in the conversion rate optimization process to move away from the logic behind optimization for a single interaction.
We’ll highlight some of the opportunities within pay per click to use attribution data to understand how PPC can impact the full consumer journey, not just the last interaction.
SEO often plays second fiddle to the more easily attributable channels such as PPC and affiliates. In this section I’ll show you what impact SEO has on consumers in their decision making and how it drives performance through the whole customer journey.
Display typically is forced to use a different form of attribution that other marketing channels. When you’re buying and impression it’s exactly that – an impression. It’s not a click, for instance, which is what we would normally build our attribution around. Here I’ll show you can use the value of an impression to understand the influence display has on all marketing activity.
Here we’ll break down the types of affiliates and how they affect the customer journey quite differently. The difference a cashback / voucher affiliate versus a content or edu affiliate has a huge impact on their attributed performance.
Understanding the value of not just the email click, but the email open without a click. This concept has a huge impact on returning customers who’ve previously converted. Here attribution is important to determine LTV of a customer.
Find out how to attribute TV ads to changes in your analytics.
Attribution isn’t just for digital channels – when sending direct mail (brochures, flyers in boxes, etc) you can track down to an individual level the impact that just receiving the mail has.
Attribution gives a better understanding of the customer by looking at the relationship between marketing and impact. Here I’m going to explain what journey analysis is, what you can get out of it and what you can change to positively impact marketing performance.
Marketers have always wanted to understand how much value is within their brand. This perception can and should change the approach to the overall marketing strategy. How does this perception of the brand change as you market to them through their life cycle?
In this section we’re going through the different calculations to understand LTV. This will cover not just the first purchase but how much revenue a customer could potentially bring the business over their lifetime.
One of the ways that attribution data can be collated is at an individual level. Here we’ll go through the different options available, PII, what data can be held and at what granularity.
When a user engages with a brand the power is understanding the value of that person, at the time of their visit. We will show you how this can be used in CRO, personalization and bid optimization.
$899 $90 – Attribution – Russell McAthy