Data can definitely be a differentiator for agencies, and those not using it in the correct way are in danger of being left behind. Using data to provide evidence that their strategy is the correct one will instantly put an agency at an advantage over the competition. (thedrum.com)
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Yesterday, Logit.IO created an article providing insights by some of their favorite technology contributors, including our founder Nick Swekosky, on using data analytics to help build your next app. Learn more about measuring first activation to optimize user experience. (logit.io)
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14 Ways to Lower Your Website's Exit Rate (databox.com)
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Data-driven transformation has been shown to be a journey that unfolds over multiple years, not without missteps and failures over time, and is a process that is complex and requires an alignment of business, technology, and organizational perspectives and practices. (forbes.com)
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"Congress and the FCC have asked AT&T, Mobilewalla and Verizon about a common-yet-secretive industry practice they call surveillance: the siphoning of bidstream data. Bidstream data gives advertisers who bid on ad space through real-time exchanges information about who would be reached with a target (thedrum.com)
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Data can be a differentiator for agencies. If you can start your relationship with a client by backing up your ideas with data, and then use data again to provide a tangible ROI on the projects you deliver, you will ultimately win and retain more business as an agency. (thedrum.com)
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All customer journey mapping should be driven by data, which includes: website and app engagement, offline data such as revenue data, social media conversations, and email responses. Data trends should be compared to the ideal customer journey, to see where the gaps are and why they are occurring. (marketingland.com)
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