"100% of what your company closes is influenced by marketing.” BOOM. MIC DROP. 🎤 Nobody’s going to buy your product or solution without at least hitting your website, consuming some form of content. On the Attribution Episode of #RevenueMakers, Saima Rashid and Adam Kaiser pointed out that marketing plays a pivotal role at each stage of the buyer's journey: 1️⃣ Early-stage: Creating awareness through targeted campaigns and content. 2️⃣ Mid-stage: Nurturing leads with personalized information and interactions. 3️⃣ Decision-stage: Supporting conversion with data-driven insights and tailored offers. Mapping out each stage and the associated key marketing touchpoints is critical for helping marketers understand how their efforts directly contribute to sales. Keep reading for the full scoop on attributing marketing influence on the sales pipeline: https://okt.to/XOGvbq
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Charles is brilliant when it comes to data. In fact we have a really fun conversation around attribution coming up on Attribution Time. I would push back on his view of Multi-Touch Attribution here. First, I do agree marketers can/do sometimes "fudge" the value of channels by using MTA. This is a challenge when using specific models that are inflated to marketing. This is not the objective of MTA and a reason why many believe it is not of value. With a proper data model this can be resolved. MTA is Attribution as it is able to assign marketing/buyer/sales behaviors. These are often named "Touchpoints." MTA is a bottom-up approach. It assist marketers and companies to understand where to invest their dollars, accelerate deals, and drive more closed won deals. Predictive modeling is not what MTA is designed to do. Maybe with ML and AI this will change (or it will change with these tools), but is not the original design of MTA. #attribution #marketing #mta
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