Coursera Marketing Analytics笔记

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    Marketing Analytics

    Descriptive analyticsPredictive analyticsPrescriptive analytics

    Marketing Process

    Objectives: Customer, Company, Competitor, Collaborators, ContextStrategy: Segmentation, Targeting, PositioningTactics: Product, Price, Place, Promotion Financials: Margin, ROI, CLV

    Marketing Strategy with Data

    Mental modelsText analytics

    Brand Architecture

    Brand valueBrand personality (Sincerity / Excitement / Competence / Sophistication / Ruggedness)Brand Architecture Brand core / EssenceBrand personalityEmotional benefitsProduct benefitsProduct attributes

    Calculating Brand Value

    Interbrand brand valuation model Financial analysis -> Residual earnings -> Brand earningsMarketing analysis -> Role of branding -> Brand earningsBrand analysis -> Brand strength score -> Risk rate Y &R brand asset valuator Brand strength (Strength / Vatality) -> Differentiation & RelevanceBrand stature (Emotional capital) -> Esteem & Knowledge Brand equity (long term estimate)Revenue Premium Equity = Annual revenue premium * (1 + discount rate) / (1 + discount rate - stability factor)Annual revenue premium = Revenue premium - Additional variable cost

    Customer Lifetime Value (CLV)

    Both backward looking and forward lookingNet present value (NPV)CLV = (Gross margin - Detention spending) * (1 + discount rate) / (1+discount rate - retention rate)Cohort and incubators

    Experimental Design

    Correlation and causation / CausalityMarketing return on investmentTest group & Control group / RandomizationExperiments assess cause and effect

    Calculating Break Even and Lift

    Full factorial designProjrcting liftPitfalls of marketing experimentsMaximizing effectivenessExperiments provide forecasts of expected ROI

    Regression Basics

    Regression analysisRegression outputs (about intuition) R-squared (sales/promotion)P-value (lower than 10% is trustable) Multivariable regressionsOmitted variable bias price -> Units sold + feature / display

    Price Elasticity

    PED = (Change in Sales / Change in Price) * (Price / Sales)Coefficient * Average price/ Average salesMeasures the impact of a change in price on salesEnhances your ability to utilize regressionsAllows you to track marketing efforts over time

    Log-Log Models

    LOG = Percentage Change

    Marketing Mix Model

    Product linePlacePricePromotion Statistical significanceEconomic significance

    Course Certificate

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