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4 steps to kickstart incrementality without overcomplicating it

I may live in a marketing-measurement bubble, but if you’re a brand — especially a consumer brand — you’ve likely felt the itch: “‘Maybe we should think more seriously about incrementality.”  The good news? You don’t have to overhaul everything at once. Here’s how to start. Step 1: Recognize attribution’s limits This isn’t just about […]

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How to turn marketing attribution from a black box into a growth engine

Marketing attribution often feels like a black box. Budgets go out, deals come in — yet the connection between the two remains frustratingly unclear. This lack of visibility forces marketing teams into a defensive posture, spending more time justifying their existence than demonstrating their impact. Over time, this erodes credibility, sparks budget battles, and makes

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Last-click attribution in digital marketing

If you want better outcomes, stop relying on last-touch attribution

You’ve likely been here: after launching a thoughtful, multichannel campaign — podcasts, CTV, social video, gaming, DOOH — your analytics dashboard credits a single retargeting ad for the conversion. All the other moments — the podcast that sparked interest, the video that built trust, the game that created connection — vanish from the story. It’s

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If you only invest in what converts, you’re undervaluing what works

To make smart marketing decisions, we must understand how people move from first interaction to final conversion. But too often, what gets measured most easily drives the strategy. That usually means prioritizing the bottom of the funnel — where conversions happen — at the expense of the stages that make those conversions possible in the

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