If you've already run geographic-based incrementality experiments using other tools or methods, you can use GeoLift by Recast –– to reanalyze your historical test data. This can help validate previous results from other vendors or in-house methods, apply more sophisticated synthetic control methods, or simply get a second opinion on your experiment's incremental impact. Start your free GeoLift by Recast trial here. Why Reanalyze Past Incrementality Experiments? There are a few reasons you might want to reanalyze previous incrementality experiments using GeoLift by Recast: Validation: Reanalyzing experiments allows you to compare results across different methodologies and build confidence in them. Advanced Methods: GeoLift by Recast allows you to apply synthetic controls that may provide more precise lift estimates than other…
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