Marketing Mix Modeling

The Correlation vs Causation Challenge in Marketing Mix Models

The distinction between correlation and causation is a fundamental challenge within MMM, and it has significant implications for the efficacy of your marketing efforts. It is not just about interpreting data correctly; it’s about making sure our budget is not being wasted and misallocated. This article delves deep into why …

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Revolutionizing Marketing Measurement: Recast’s Journey to Building Modern Marketing Mix Modeling (MMM)

It is said that the best product ideas come from having to scratch your itch – from facing a big, challenging problem and urgently needing to find a solution for it.  Recast has a similar genesis story. I ran the data science and analytics team at Harry’s, known for its …

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What are Halo Effects and how do they impact MMM?

We live in an omni-channel world, and that has drastically changed the way consumers buy. It’s no longer a linear journey; it’s an intricate web of touch-points across online and offline channels.  So it’s no surprise that this interconnectedness means that actions in one channel can ripple across others, sometimes …

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Should you set a non-marketing baseline in your marketing mix modeling for exogenous factors?

There are thousands of non-marketing factors that can make an impact on your company’s base sales. Consumer sentiment, GDP growth, inflation, consumer saving rates, interest rates… we could list dozens and dozens of exogenous factors that can change your base sales. But when it comes to marketing mix modeling, we …

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What are interaction effects in marketing (with examples), and how to model them in your MMM

If you’re doing media mix modeling in-house or through a vendor, being thoughtful about interaction effects will be key to making your model work. For context, interaction effects in marketing are when the performance of one channel (or, in general, our marketing effectiveness) is influenced by another variable (a different …

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