The role of data in marketing decision-making — Caitlin Wiggins // Liquified Creative
Caitlin Wiggins
Liquified Creative
- Part 1 The role of data in marketing decision-making — Caitlin Wiggins // Liquified Creative
- Part 2Utilizing analytics to drive effective campaigns — Caitlin Wiggins // Liquified Creative
Show Notes
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01:57The importance of data driven decision making in marketingData-driven decision-making is a crucial aspect of successful marketing strategies. Marketers must focus on making decisions that enhance value for brands and clients, drive conversions, and lead to revenue growth.
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02:32Ways that marketers can drive revenue growthThrough effective marketing and advertising, marketers can drive revenue growth by acquiring new clients and keeping existing customers engaged. This involves launching new services or products and getting new clients to engage with existing products or services.
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03:38Understanding the human side of marketing with engagementEngagement encompasses anything from website visit duration after clicking on online ads to user interactions with the brand on social media. Engagement data enables more informed decision-making and helps you tailor and optimize what you're putting in front of people.
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05:15Differentiating between vanity metrics and revenueFocus on metrics that provide more valuable insights and help optimize your marketing strategy. Look for engaged interactions in the buyer journey, such as adding items to the cart, as they offer more qualified feedback into user engagement and indicate deeper customer involvement.
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07:08Leveraging analytics to drive effective marketing spend decisionsMarketers must focus on leveraging analytics and examining performance across platforms. Rather than just tracking ROI, the emphasis should be on identifying signals related to human behaviors to gain valuable insights from the data collected from various sources.
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08:06Understanding delivery metricsDelivery metrics refer to how an ad reached its target audience and the engagement it received. These metrics encompass KPIs like impressions and time spent on the page, providing valuable insights into the ad's performance and audience interaction during delivery.
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09:06Leveraging delivery metrics for informed marketing spendUnderstanding and justifying delivery metrics by analyzing performance, conversions, and considering the media mix is vital for increasing marketing spend. Demonstrating the story behind the data can help justify budget allocation to decision-makers.
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11:57Simplifying marketing attribution modelsMarketing attribution models provide a framework for analyzing marketing channels that deserve credit for conversions and help determine where to allocate more budget. They assist marketers in defining effective strategies for driving both short-term and long-term conversions.
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13:23 First click vs last click attributionFirst-click attribution assigns 100% of the conversion credit to the first marketing channel a user engages with. On the other hand, last-click attribution gives credit to the last-touch engagement action that a user had with your campaign.
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14:22Navigating attribution modeling with time decay analysisAttribution modeling becomes complex due to the multitude of touchpoints available to users. However, utilizing a time decay model, marketers can assess how earned media engagements influence subsequent interactions, potentially affecting paid advertising engagement.
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16:13 No click attributionThough we can't trace individual users in TV advertising, we can obtain user information through things like CTV today. Even without click modeling, observing trends, such as increased website traffic during commercial airings, helps gauge awareness and heighten brand awareness
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18:12Attributing TV ad impactWithout precise user tracking, assuming that a significant spike in engagement within a specific time frame after a TV ad broadcast is attributed to the ad's impact is a reasonable approach. Making such assumptions helps gauge the effectiveness of TV advertising in driving interest and traffic.
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19:15Leveraging event based marketing for earned media opportunitiesLiquified Creative engages in a good amount of trade show or event-based marketing. This offers various earned media opportunities, particularly in the thought leadership category.
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20:28Overcoming the challenge of limited data from conferences and eventsLiquified Creative is able to collect a large amount of data before and during the conference period through a variety of methods. Methods include setting up event-dedicated landing pages, owned media on social media, encouraging attendees to interact with each other, etc.
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23:38Leveraging landing pages and downloadable content to capture attendee dataHaving a landing page specific to each event has proven to be effective, especially when offering valuable downloadable content in exchange for attendee email addresses. Those email addresses can then be used for targeted ads and email marketing.
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24:39Empowering data driven marketing through valuable solutionsTo drive data-driven decision-making in marketing, address your potential client's challenges authentically and offer valuable solutions. By providing value, you can build trust and encourage them to share their data or even do business with you.
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25:11Leveraging AI and analytics platforms for data storytellingData storytelling is key to optimizing resource allocation and refining marketing strategies. Investing in robust analytics platforms and AI empowers marketers to draw valuable conclusions for better decision-making and improve their overall marketing performance.
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26:30 Data driven platforms for marketing automationMailChimp is valuable for email marketing and offers multiple integrations, provides a comprehensive view of data, and helps with marketing automation. Monster Insights, a GA alternative, automatically draws conclusions from data and offers optimization suggestions.
Quotes
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"Data-driven decision-making is one of the key factors in any successful marketing strategy." - Caitlin Wiggins
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"Data is rarely about the delivery metrics. It's really about the identifiable signals relating to those human behaviors." - Caitlin Wiggins
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"If you're addressing your potential clients challenge in an authentic and valuable way, they should want to give you their data, or maybe at the end of the day, their business." - Caitlin Wiggins
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"Data can help inform so many aspects of your marketing down to your brand image, the way you engage, how your socials look, etc." - Caitlin Wiggins
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"Get yourself some good analytics and marketing platforms, because great platforms are going to give you great insights." - Caitlin Wiggins
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"I'm not usually the biggest proponent of it, however, when you are on a limited scale in terms of time and resources, marketing automation can be great." - Caitlin Wiggins
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"There's something that human beings have to offer intrinsically that I'm not sure AI will ever be able to replace. It's about drawing more of those empathetic conclusions from the data." - Caitlin Wiggins
- Part 1 The role of data in marketing decision-making — Caitlin Wiggins // Liquified Creative
- Part 2Utilizing analytics to drive effective campaigns — Caitlin Wiggins // Liquified Creative
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Part 1The role of data in marketing decision-making — Caitlin Wiggins // Liquified Creative
Caitlin Wiggins, Marketing Director at Liquified Creative, explores specific ways to leverage data to optimize your marketing decision-making. Data is crucial for marketing decisions as it provides valuable insights that guide businesses in crafting effective strategies. Moreover, AI and advanced marketing platforms allow for sophisticated data analysis, enabling a deeper understanding of customers and facilitating the optimization of marketing efforts for maximum impact. Today, Caitlin discusses the role of data in marketing decision-making.
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Part 2Utilizing analytics to drive effective campaigns — Caitlin Wiggins // Liquified Creative
Caitlin Wiggins, Marketing Director at Liquified Creative, explores specific ways to leverage data to optimize your marketing decision-making. Marketing takes place across multiple channels, and without the ability to aggregate the data from those channels, it’s challenging to make informed decisions about where to invest our marketing dollars. However, analytics platforms enable us to consolidate and analyze data from multiple channels in one place. Today, Caitlin discusses using analytics to drive effective campaigns.
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