Digital Growth Unleashed 2018 - Define, Setup, Analyze and Communicate your Data Deluge
Thomas Bosilevac, Founder - Chief Insight Officer MashMetrics
Everyone wants to be “data-driven” right? … how can you manage what you don’t measure… Is data the new oil? The hyperbole is everywhere. Let’s be honest though, do you report on Quantity metrics like Revenue, Social “Likes”, or … gulp pageviews? Are you confused on when to use Quality metrics like Average Order Value, Retweets, Scroll Rate, CPC, Average Order Value, or (totally inaccurate) Bounce Rate and Time on Page?
This entire conference is surrounded by amazing techniques and tactics to increase and grow your traffic on PPC, SEO, Email, and other channels and improving engagement with Mobile Optimization, Testing Strategies and Tools, Personalization and so much more. Each of these techniques is gathering data. How can you go from just Collecting and Reporting all this information to actually Analyzing and Sharing stories?
Learn Effective and Productive ways to:
• Easily define which of the thousands of data sets you should concentrate on and when
• Learn best practice Setup techniques to assure Accurate, Actionable and Accessible data reporting
• Learn a simple Improve \ Grow framework to analyze your data for actionable insights
Don’t keep your data in a silo, Share it to make maximum impact in your organization
STEP Conference is the leading online tech festival for Emerging Markets. Growth Channel Founder & CEO Maryna Burushkina hosted a Growth Hacking workshop to help businesses grow through experimentation and marketing AI.
Here's an easy template to help you kick start with growth experimentation: https://growthchannel.io/growth-hacking-template
WomenTech 2020: Effective Marketing Planning With The Power of AI and Machine...Growth Channel
Every marketing action starts from planning, and yet it has been one of the most neglected steps in campaign management process when it comes to AI adoption.
Marketing planning process is coming down from 60 hours of research to a matter of minutes.
With all that unstructured data out there, we are now able to see organised and clustered research insights, with niche KPI statistics and growth hacking experiments.
All these marketing planning resources are put into a single dashboard, giving back more time for marketers to focus on strategy and creativity, elevating growth hacking adoption, and providing benchmark data for easier KPI planning.
In this session you will learn:
- How to use AI to effectively plan your marketing activities
- How to apply growth hacking into your marketing process
- How to effectively apply secondary data to construct a more precise marketing plan
Salesforce Forecasting: Evolution, Implementation and Best Practices, Christi...CzechDreamin
Salesforce Forecasting is evolving for tomorrow, evolving for the future, and evolving for the next generation of sales leadership.
This often underutilized feature has undergone a transformation over the past few releases to reveal a slick, modern interface and a host of new functionality, propelling forecasting into the spotlight.
Join this session to discover the latest enhancements, considerations and implementation best practices.
STEP Conference is the leading online tech festival for Emerging Markets. Growth Channel Founder & CEO Maryna Burushkina hosted a Growth Hacking workshop to help businesses grow through experimentation and marketing AI.
Here's an easy template to help you kick start with growth experimentation: https://growthchannel.io/growth-hacking-template
WomenTech 2020: Effective Marketing Planning With The Power of AI and Machine...Growth Channel
Every marketing action starts from planning, and yet it has been one of the most neglected steps in campaign management process when it comes to AI adoption.
Marketing planning process is coming down from 60 hours of research to a matter of minutes.
With all that unstructured data out there, we are now able to see organised and clustered research insights, with niche KPI statistics and growth hacking experiments.
All these marketing planning resources are put into a single dashboard, giving back more time for marketers to focus on strategy and creativity, elevating growth hacking adoption, and providing benchmark data for easier KPI planning.
In this session you will learn:
- How to use AI to effectively plan your marketing activities
- How to apply growth hacking into your marketing process
- How to effectively apply secondary data to construct a more precise marketing plan
Salesforce Forecasting: Evolution, Implementation and Best Practices, Christi...CzechDreamin
Salesforce Forecasting is evolving for tomorrow, evolving for the future, and evolving for the next generation of sales leadership.
This often underutilized feature has undergone a transformation over the past few releases to reveal a slick, modern interface and a host of new functionality, propelling forecasting into the spotlight.
Join this session to discover the latest enhancements, considerations and implementation best practices.
Content marketing analytics: what you should really be doingDaniel Smulevich
My presentation from Digital Marketing Show 2014. #DMSLDN
A journey through web analytics processes, from setting up KPIs to integrating data sources and automating reports.
Presented in Belfast by Steven Parker and John cave for CIM
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What is measurement?
Attribution models
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www.cim.co.uk
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Why Aren't You Using Sitecore Analytics?Hero Digital
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How to Prove Marketing ROI: Overcoming Digital Marketing ChallengesMediacurrent
Measuring the effectiveness of marketing activities and proving impact on revenue are on the mind of every marketer. There’s no question that there’s value in properly identifying, tracking, and analyzing KPIs to understand the value marketing brings to your organization, but it can be challenging getting the framework in place to do this properly.
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Allocadia Webinar: Looking Forward & Back in Marketing PerformanceAllocadia Software
Don’t go into your next planning & budgeting cycle without insight into your marketing performance — both past and future.
Planning and budgeting season is almost here. Many organizations simply pull out last year’s plans and tweak them… but without factoring performance into the planning cycle, big opportunities can be missed.
Performance metrics can radically transform your marketing organization:
-- With marketing plans driven by past performance data, you’ll reduce costs and drive more revenue, since you’ll be investing more in the programs that really move the needle.
-- With meaningful, achievable forward-looking performance targets, you’ll bring your team into closer alignment and set them up to be more successful.
So why don’t more marketers do this? Performance measurement is complex. Metrics can be spread across siloed systems, and various parts of the business can define success in different ways. And what do you do with the data once you get it?
This webinar provides perspectives, tools and best practices for measuring your past performance so you can revitalize your budgets and plans for next financial period. We also discuss how to set meaningful performance targets for the year ahead.
You'd like to be more rational and data-driven in your decision making. You know that your museum has been collecting web traffic metrics using Google Analytics, but you've never fully understood what those reports mean for you or your department. How can you use this popular software to find actionable data that helps you do your job better? In this session you will get a practical tutorial, led by two Google Analytics veterans at the Smithsonian, who will provide an overview of the current Google Analytics, including some of its newest, most powerful features. The presenters will also discuss the step-by-step process for moving beyond measurement just for measurement's sake, using real-life museum case studies as examples.
Presenters: Sara Snyder, Smithsonian American Art Museum; Brian Alpert, Smithsonian Institution.
Presented at the American Alliance of Museums 2016 Annual Meeting & MuseumExpo, 5/27/2016.
Making data sexy: Data Visualization for Digital MarketingMashMetrics
Are your stakeholders falling asleep while you explain your monthly reports? Are you having a hard time separating metrics from insights? Do your Excel charts look like they are from the 80's? This deck will explain some of the key pitfalls to a boring data presentation. We walk through a real-life Digital Marketing example of Google Analytics data and other insights to help you along your data-driven journey.
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Multiply with different modes (map)
1. Performance of sequential execution based vs OpenMP based vector multiply.
2. Comparing various launch configs for CUDA based vector multiply.
Sum with different storage types (reduce)
1. Performance of vector element sum using float vs bfloat16 as the storage type.
Sum with different modes (reduce)
1. Performance of sequential execution based vs OpenMP based vector element sum.
2. Performance of memcpy vs in-place based CUDA based vector element sum.
3. Comparing various launch configs for CUDA based vector element sum (memcpy).
4. Comparing various launch configs for CUDA based vector element sum (in-place).
Sum with in-place strategies of CUDA mode (reduce)
1. Comparing various launch configs for CUDA based vector element sum (in-place).
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➔ Analyze
How can you find the important
needles of insights out of this
haystack of data?
➔ Share
Collecting, Combining, Reporting takes
so much time … and no one still
understands the meaning?!
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DEFINE SETUP
1) Create a
measurement Plan
2) Use Tag
Management
3) Measure Page
“Events”= Goals
4) Duplicate with
other Marketing
Tags
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DEFINE SETUP ANALYZE
1) Create a
measurement Plan
2) Use Tag
Management
3) Measure Page
“Events”= Goals
4) Duplicate with
other Marketing
Tags
5) Set up Advanced
Segments
6) Create
Audiences to
Micro-Target
7) Determine
whether to Improve
or Grow
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DEFINE SETUP ANALYZE SHARE
1) Create a
measurement Plan
2) Use Tag
Management
3) Measure Page
“Events”= Goals
4) Duplicate with
other Marketing
Tags
5) Set up Advanced
Segments
6) Create
Audiences to
Micro-Target
7) Determine
whether to Improve
or Grow
8) Automate the
mundane
9) Show Analysis
within Reports.
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DEFINE
1) Create a
measurement Plan
Scalable and Agile
framework to identify
● Which data to look
at
● Why it is important
● When it is important
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DEFINE SETUP
1) Create a
measurement Plan
2) Use Tag
Management
3) Measure Page
“Events”= Goals
4) Duplicate with
other Marketing
Tags
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DEFINE SETUP
1) Create a
measurement Plan
2) Use Tag
Management
3) Measure Page
“Events”= Goals
4) Duplicate with
other Marketing
Tags
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DEFINE SETUP ANALYZE
1) Create a
measurement Plan
2) Use Tag
Management
3) Measure Page
“Events”= Goals
4) Duplicate with
other Marketing
Tags
5) Set up Advanced
Segments
6) Create
Audiences to
Micro-Target
7) Determine
whether to Improve
or Grow
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➔ Grow
Once your goals are meeting
expectations THEN you can
spend on more Awareness or
Engagement techniques
7) Determine whether to Improve or Grow
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➔ Grow
Once your goals are meeting
expectations THEN you can
spend on more Awareness or
Engagement techniques
➔ Improve
If your goals are not being met,
then improve the process before
promoting
7) Determine whether to Improve or Grow
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QuantityQualit
y
➔ Grow
Once your goals are meeting
expectations THEN you can
spend on more Awareness or
Engagement techniques
➔ Improve
If your goals are not being met,
then improve the process before
promoting
7) Determine whether to Improve or Grow
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Improve or Grow - Analysis only
really has two real outcomes:
➔ Backlinks - not a lot of
traffic but great ROI
➔ Email - fair traffic and
good ROI
➔ PPC - Majority Sales, Fair
ROI
➔ Social - Little Traffic, Little
Sales
ROI
SALES
7) Determine whether to Improve or Grow
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ENGAGEMENT
RATEVISITS
Improve or Grow - Analysis only
really has two real outcomes:
➔ Backlinks - not a lot of
traffic but great
Engagement
➔ Email - fair traffic and
good Engagement
➔ PPC - Majority Sales, Bad
Engagement
➔ Social - Little Traffic, Good
Engagement
7) Determine whether to Improve or Grow
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Improve or Grow - Utilize this over
simplified model when deciding what
initiatives to move or start
➔ Grow
Once your goals are meeting
expectations THEN you can
spend on more Awareness or
Engagement techniques
➔ Improve
If your goals are not being met,
then improve the process
before promoting
7) Determine whether to Improve or Grow
Quantity
Qualit
y
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Improve or Grow - Utilize this over
simplified model when deciding what
initiatives to move or start
➔ Grow
Once your goals are meeting
expectations THEN you can
spend on more Awareness or
Engagement techniques
➔ Improve
If your goals are not being met,
then improve the process
before promoting
7) Determine whether to Improve or Grow
Quantity
Qualit
y
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Import Segment (Or use others listed)
Review Total Users, How long to
keepem
Choose Analytics View
GOOGLE: This should be
default, or from the multi-
select?!?!
6) Create Audiences to Micro-Target
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➔ Grow
Once conversion goals are
meeting expectations THEN you
can spend on more Awareness
or even Loyalty marketing
➔ Improve
If your conversion goals
are not being met, we find
areas to improve the
engagement and
conversion process before
promoting further
7) Determine whether to Improve or Grow
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DEFINE SETUP ANALYZE
1) Create a
measurement Plan
2) Use Tag
Management
3) Measure Page
“Events”= Goals
4) Duplicate with
other Marketing
Tags
5) Set up Advanced
Segments
6) Create
Audiences to
Micro-Target
7) Determine
whether to Improve
or Grow
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DEFINE SETUP ANALYZE SHARE
1) Create a
measurement Plan
2) Use Tag
Management
3) Measure Page
“Events”= Goals
4) Duplicate with
other Marketing
Tags
5) Set up Advanced
Segments
6) Create
Audiences to
Micro-Target
7) Determine
whether to Improve
or Grow
8) Automate the
mundane
9) Show Analysis
within Reports.
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DEFINE SETUP ANALYZE SHARE
1) Create a
measurement Plan
2) Use Tag
Management
3) Measure Page
“Events”= Goals
4) Duplicate with
other Marketing
Tags
5) Set up Advanced
Segments
6) Create
Audiences to
Micro-Target
7) Determine
whether to Improve
or Grow
8) Automate the
mundane
9) Show Analysis
within Reports.