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Marketing mix modeling for attributing social media ROI
From the course: Social Media Marketing: ROI
Marketing mix modeling for attributing social media ROI
- [Instructor] Marketing mix modeling is a technique developed in the 1980s to match spikes and dips in sales to marketing spend. It works particularly well for measuring the attribution of channels like TV and social media, where sales happen through repeated exposure to your brand, rather than via a direct click on an ad. This template works through a simple example of marketing mix modeling, but once you understand the concepts, you could work with a professional to build more advanced models for your business, that fully captures the ROI of your social media campaigns. So how does marketing mix modeling work. So the main thing you need to build a marketing mix model, is your data in this format. You need sales, or how many conversions, or leads, or whatever you're trying to predict in the first column here. Then you need different variables that you think will be predictive of sales. In our case, we've chosen how…
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Calculating conversation, amplification, and applause rates2m 55s
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Tracking the economic value of micro and macro conversions4m 57s
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Using URL parameters to track social media success4m 36s
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Measuring word-of-mouth coefficient and dark social4m 57s
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Marketing mix modeling for attributing social media ROI3m 56s
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