Data & Analytics
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Data & Analytics
Closing the Gap Between Traditional and Data-Driven Marketing
The migration of marketing services to the Internet and the explosive growth of available analytical insights has fundamentally changed marketing campaigns.
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Data & Analytics
A Simple Process for Tackling Disparate Data Sets
While endless data sets can be a marketer’s dream, it can also become a marketer’s worst nightmare.
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Acquisition
Lead Attribution Must Go Beyond First or Last Click
Tablets are becoming the primary computing devices for many professionals and consumers—and this will change the way marketers need to attribute the results of their lead generation campaigns.
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Data & Analytics
Business Moves at the Speed of Social
Social business is happening in real time 24/7, affecting all business functions, and exciting opportunities abound for teams that are ready to embrace social analytics.
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Data & Analytics
Personal Data & Responsible Moodgeisting—How Do You Feel?
Moodgeisting ties back to several historical doctrines focused on eliciting consumer emotions. But what does it mean to data-rich marketers?
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Acquisition
Generating Better Reports for Lead Gen Feedback
Were the leads good, or was there foul play? And how can you possibly make improvements without the proper feedback loop? Don’t stress – there’s still hope!
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Data & Analytics
Refocusing Social Measurement with Objective-Driven Analytics
We’ve come a long way from comparing whose fan base is bigger, but the debate between relational and positional metrics persists
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Data & Analytics
Bing Driving High-Quality Traffic
According to Adobe Digital Index, Bing search results are driving higher-quality traffic to sites compared to Google, and retailers are getting higher revenue-per-visit from Bing.
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Data & Analytics
What Data Modeling Approach Is Best For You?
There can be a contradiction between the clarity and insight that the data model provides versus the analytical quality of that model.
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Data & Analytics
Waging the War for Data Science Talent
Relatively few individuals have the training and experience to comprehend the big data landscape and make sense of what is going on.