Marketing Analytics

For Strategic Decision-Making

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ISBN:

9780190130862

Publication date:

25/03/2021

Paperback

480 pages

Price: 599.00 INR

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ISBN:

9780190130862

Publication date:

25/03/2021

Paperback

480 pages

First Edition

Moutusy Maity & Pavankumar Gurazada

Analytics is taking up an increasingly larger role in a marketer’s everyday decision-making. With a change in the customers’ nature of buying behaviour, there is a need for marketers to understand and use technology-enhanced data collection and analysis methods. Marketing Analytics: For Strategic Decision-Making has been written from a marketing perspective to provide a comprehensive overview of the analytical methods that are pertinent and important for a marketer through illustrations that make use of appropriate data sets and apply software such as R, SPSS and Excel.

Rights:  World Rights

First Edition

Moutusy Maity & Pavankumar Gurazada

Description

Designed primarily for the students of MBA specializing in Marketing and written in a lucid manner, the book will also be useful for marketing professionals trying to improve their understanding of marketing analytics.

First Edition

Moutusy Maity & Pavankumar Gurazada

Table of contents

Section I: The Need for Marketing Analytics

  1. Marketing Analytics and Marketing Research
  2. Marketing Analytics: Data including Web Analytics
  3. Descriptive Analysis
  4. A Primer on Machine Learning for Marketing Analytics
Section II: Understanding the Consumer and Customer: Using Structured Data
  1. Correlation and Regression
  2. Experimental Design
  3. Advertising Analytics
  4. Consumer Perception, Consumer Preference and Customer Portfolio Management
  5. Customer Acquisition
  6. Customer Retention
Section III: Understanding the Consumer and Customer: Using Unstructured Data
  1. Collecting and Understanding Social Media Data
  2. Chapter 12: Visualizing Consumer Engagement
  3. Chapter 13: Simulating Social Media Data Generating Mechanisms
  4. Chapter 14: Analyzing Social Network Data
  5. Chapter 15: Mining Meaning from Text
  6. Chapter 16: Collecting Unstructured Data in Offline Marketing Research
Section IV: Putting it all together
  1. Chapter 17: Coda

First Edition

Moutusy Maity & Pavankumar Gurazada

Features

• Provides comprehensive coverage of marketing analytics and its applications in the real world • Includes a dedicated chapter on understanding machine learning for marketing analytics • Presents all exercises demonstrating analytical concepts in at least two of the following analytics software: R-language programming, SPSS or Excel • Includes ample number of examples for students to practise and learn the basics of marketing analytics Instructor resources (a) Powerpoint slides (b) Instructor Manual

First Edition

Moutusy Maity & Pavankumar Gurazada

First Edition

Moutusy Maity & Pavankumar Gurazada

Description

Designed primarily for the students of MBA specializing in Marketing and written in a lucid manner, the book will also be useful for marketing professionals trying to improve their understanding of marketing analytics.

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Table of contents

Section I: The Need for Marketing Analytics

  1. Marketing Analytics and Marketing Research
  2. Marketing Analytics: Data including Web Analytics
  3. Descriptive Analysis
  4. A Primer on Machine Learning for Marketing Analytics
Section II: Understanding the Consumer and Customer: Using Structured Data
  1. Correlation and Regression
  2. Experimental Design
  3. Advertising Analytics
  4. Consumer Perception, Consumer Preference and Customer Portfolio Management
  5. Customer Acquisition
  6. Customer Retention
Section III: Understanding the Consumer and Customer: Using Unstructured Data
  1. Collecting and Understanding Social Media Data
  2. Chapter 12: Visualizing Consumer Engagement
  3. Chapter 13: Simulating Social Media Data Generating Mechanisms
  4. Chapter 14: Analyzing Social Network Data
  5. Chapter 15: Mining Meaning from Text
  6. Chapter 16: Collecting Unstructured Data in Offline Marketing Research
Section IV: Putting it all together
  1. Chapter 17: Coda

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