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Zoomix Bridges Statistical and Reference-Based Matching

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Zoomix makes the best case I’ve seen for the use of statistical methods without predefined reference data within data quality systems. This gives Zoomix the flexibility traditionally associated with purely statistical solutions. All these capabilities are traditionally associated with external knowledge such as grammars and taxonomies.

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How Customer Data Platforms Help with Marketing Performance Measurement

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Statistical algorithms then look at customers who had a similar set of contacts except for one item and attribute any difference in performance to that. This is a relatively simple type of analysis to deliver since it doesn’t required advanced statistics or predictive techniques. Content performance analysis.

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How Lego Bocks Explain Why Bloomreach Bought Exponea

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The first thing to realize is that most CDPs already fall into the campaign and delivery categories (70% of the industry, measured on company count or employment, according to our statistics ). Most of these firms actually started as marketing automation, personalization, or delivery systems and added CDP capabilities later.

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3 Ways to Use Lead Scoring Within Your Marketing Automation Programs

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Investment in more sophisticated techniques, such as statistically-based predictive models, is rarely worth the cost. I’d suggest that marketers move towards a purer version of the second method, building statistical models that predict the final goal (revenue if available; sales acceptance or sales-ready lead criteria if not).

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Bottlenose Offers Real-Time Trend Intelligence For Social Media and Beyond

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When the system finds emerging trends that appear to be more than statistical noise, it highlights them in reports. Software agents constantly scan this data for trends, which could include connections, correlations, overlaps, clusters, or other relationships.

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Four Must-Have Metrics for Marketing Measurement

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velocity), lead inventory (=number of leads in each stage) Metrics: conversion rate, cost per conversion, average conversion time Comment: These statistics describe how leads are moving from one stage to the next. behave differently, statistics should be gathered separately for each cohort.

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Infusionsoft Gains $54 Million for Small Business Marketing Automation, Spends a Bunch on GroSocial

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I’m tempted to say it has failed, and to cite the well-known statistics showing how few marketers use their systems fully.* Actually, I have trouble laying my hands on the actual statistics. But “failure” seems a harsh term for an industry growing at 50% per year. But I’m pretty sure there are others.