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You can now filter the 10,000+ martech landscape by revenue, size, age and G2 ratings

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Frans and I ran a few analyses on this data in aggregate and found several interesting patterns. First, we created a bar chart of all the martech categories and the frequency by which products in those categories appear in the database of martech stacks that Frans has collected over the past several years.

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App Store SEO: How to Diagnose a Drop in Traffic & Win It Back

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For example, aggregator sites like SkyScanner may see a drop in app visits after the busy period at the start of the year. These keywords will be classified as “other”. As part of your analysis, you should look into how your keyword optimization differs from competitors and identify any opportunities.

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What is Post-Segmentation in A/B Testing? And 5 Tips for Using Advanced Post-Segmentation to Get More Out of Your Experiment Reports

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This kind of simplified analysis works in a steady state, where there’s no impact from changes in external factors or factors that cannot be controlled. Ad Targeting: Use weather data as targeting signals in your ad logic (e.g. show one ad variation if raining, show a different one if conditions are clear).

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Top 10 Data Management Platforms for 2020

Martech Advisor

This data is organized, classified, analyzed and activated- i.e. used to run campaigns to acquire or retain customers – either via programmatic advertising or personalized marketing via various marketing automation platforms. How and When to Choose a DMP. all within a single platform that makes data actionable.

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From Shared Databases to Communities of Practice: A Taxonomy of Collaboratories

Buzz Marketing for Technology

First, scientific knowledge is difficult to aggregate. The culture of independence benefits science in many ways, but it also makes it more difficult to aggregate scientists labors. In particular, our research has highlighted three types of barriers. A great deal of previous work in computer-supported cooperative work (e.g.,