If you want to figure out Big Data and marketing, it starts with one core tenet and eight basic questions.
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May 29, 2015 1:57 AM
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I've been measuring traditional campaign performance for 30 years so I don't buy the 'easier to track' argument. What I have experienced is younger, less experienced marketers that cut their teeth in PPC/SEO/Email show their ignorance concerning how to track traditional marketing.<br><br>And as for the low cost per lead, there are too many out there confusing an inquiry with a lead which drags the CPL calculation down. I prefer looking at the cost per sale - it's more relevant anyway.<br><br>Don't get me wrong - digital marketing has it's place but traditional is not dead when used correctly.
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August 5, 2015 11:34 AM
For most businesses, the digital media as a platform of choice makes more business sense because: 1. digital media is cost effective. 2. digital media makes targeted messaging a lot easier. 3. digital marketing gives companies more freedom to adjust its campaign.
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August 16, 2013 4:00 AM
"The beauty of big data is that these are just a few examples amongst a slew of options and creative ideas businesses could use to better reach and understand the mobile client. " |
A key topic when trying to leverage Big Data is data integration.
Data integration can take long time and is crucial to really benefit from big data.
Silo breaking, made possible by data integration, is what can let a company move from applying short-term tactics to creating a long-term strategy.
It goes without saying that without some good questions (i.e. business objectives) even good data integration is of little use.
One good suggestion for defining the goal is to put the customer in the center, for real.
8 basic question to help you get started on the right track:
1. Who is your customer?
2. What do they need?
3. What data should you be looking for to see if you are delivering?
4. Where is the data coming from?
5. How is it stored/organized?
6. Who looks at it and how often?
7. Who is analyzing it?
8. Who is presenting it?