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Posts tagged with Data Analytics
The six-point guide to data-driven transformation
Nearly every business now has a company-wide programme to help it capitalize on recent advances in digital technology.
Commonly known as 'digital transformation', this process could (and perhaps should) be thought of as 'data-driven transformation' considering how important data is to the whole process.
Analytics approaches every marketer should know #2: Diagnostic analytics
In the first post in our series on analytics, we discussed descriptive analytics which you can use to keep others informed about what has happened.
The next step on your analytics journey is to discover why something has happened, and for that you need diagnostic analytics. Here's an overview of the practices including an example, a step-by-step guide and some best practices.
How mobile-enabled analytics can help to boost sales in-store
Customers are fully mobile-enabled, so why not your marketing and sales teams?
Arming your field teams with mobile devices to share data back to a central analytics team can result in important real-time insights and a dramatic positive revenue impact.
Cross-device measurement: what to look for in a solution
Whilst multi-device consumption is quite typical, for a marketer these usage patterns can be difficult to navigate and gaining a clear view of the user journey can be challenging.
So, how to improve cross-device measurement and deliver a seamless brand experience, with relevant, timely messages to audiences across all screens?
What are first-, second- and third-party data?
I’m not trying to teach anyone how to suck eggs here. Perish the thought.
But let’s face it: some of you probably just smile and nod when somebody starts going on about the merits of ‘second-party data’.
Sure, everyone knows what these terms mean in principle, but in this post I’m going to break down three key types of data – first-party, second-party and third-party – and explain what they all mean, where the different data sets come from and the pros and cons of each.
Maximising content-led organic traffic with free Google tools: A comprehensive guide
How do you drive more organic traffic by efficiently enhancing your content strategy using only free tools?
Here's a 2,500 word how-to guide.
How O2 achieves creativity through data
Some people seem slightly alarmed by the rise of automation in marketing.
Is it the first step towards all of us being replaced by robots that will eventually enslave humankind and force us to oil their joints until the end of time?
While that might have been a lame attempt at a joke, it is actually very relevant to the Creative Programmatic event I attended yesterday, which was all about how this largely automated channel needn’t spell the end of human creativity in marketing.
Creativity in programmatic "should not be an afterthought"
Programmatic advertising goes far beyond data and automation.
Our Creative Programmatic event is coming up on 2 March and we caught up with two of the speakers at the event, O2’s Head of Digital Excellence, Nick Adams, and TUI’s Head of Media, Sammy Austin.
Between them they discussed some of the biggest emerging trends and challenges in programmatic, and offered their opinions and advice on where creativity fits within this channel.
Data visualization: 14 jaw-dropping examples
Sounds like a buzzword, but actually makes a lot of sense. Data visualization is the art of presenting often complex datasets in a visually engaging way.
The hope is that presenting data in this way will make it more engaging and easier to understand, so it’s particularly helpful in terms of speaking to clients or internal stakeholders.
With this in mind, I’ve brought together 14 of my favourite data visualization examples from across the web.
Who owns data analytics in your company? And who should?
As the data revolution impacts more of corporate America, one of the most important questions facing the data-maturing organization is “Who owns the data?”
Not surprisingly, the answer is “it depends.”
Personal experience leads me to believe there are at least four suitable potential models, each with its own pros and cons.
Travel & hospitality industry lacks data-driven marketing skills: report
Almost a third (32%) of travel and hospitality industry marketers rate data science as the skill they most lack, with programmatic coming in a close second at 28%.
This is according to our new report, Digital Trends in the Travel and Hospitality Sector, in association with Adobe.
Consumers becoming more relaxed about their data: report
Only 1% of consumers trust advertisers to look after their data, yet 27% would be prepared to sell their data and 41% of those believe their data is worth more than £500 per year.
This is according to our new report, Value Exchange from Data Exchange, produced in partnership with Acxiom.