Presentation given at Marketing Automation Summit 2014 on Septembre 19th 2014. http://www.digimedia.be/forum/MAS/
We covered 3 topics in this presentation:
1. What is Multi-Channel Attribution?
2. How to measure the ROI of your marketing actions?
3. Multi-Channel Attribution in practice
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Multi-Channel Attribution models
• Based on models, you determine the value/percentage to
attribute for each step before a conversion
• Many models available:
• Last Click Attribution model
• Last Non-Direct Click Attribution model
• First Click Attribution model
• Linear Attribution model
• Position Based Attribution model
• Time Decay Attribution model
• Custom Attribution model
• …
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Multi-Channel Attribution models
• Conclusion:
• As many ROI as models!
• Choose wisely in function of your business
• Don’t Stick to Last Click Attribution model
• Compare different models and determine your ROI
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Multi-Channel Attribution models
• Conclusion:
• As many ROI as models!
• Choose wisely in function of your business
• Don’t Stick to Last Click Attribution model
• Compare different models and determine your ROI
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Key Takeaways
1. A conversion in one step is so “passé”
2. Don’t use last-click attribution only!
3. Personalize your channels to your business
4. Introduce cross-device analysis to understand
the full-value of mobile for example
One of the most important Topic for CMOs today according to econsultancy
Lots of promotions
Lots of promotions
Good vintage, gold medal …
Banner, click …
Banner, click …
• How did a particular sale happen?
• Who should get the credit for it?
By default last click attribution 100% to VinoGusto
• How did a particular sale happen?
• Who should get the credit for it?
By default last click attribution 100% to VinoGusto
What does it mean? Complex
Adwords with typing the right keyword
Focus on 4 models …
Default model. You miss all steps before and you don’t have the full value of the funnel.
Also historically, simplest solution and Web Analytics tools were not able to have a visitor centric view
The contrary to first click attribution. Big mistake because how come you need the steps 2 and 3 to convert? If it was worth 100%, it would have converted first.
Best model in many organisation and for ecommerce websites. The longer you are before a conversion the less value you get. Common sense says it’s the best one ;).
You can parameter the credit you give to the last step and how many days before a conversion you consider for the credit attribution.
More complex model.
40% of the credit to the first and the last interaction and the remaining 20% is distributed evenly to all the interactions in the middle
Great for businesses where you focus on awareness and transactions. A good example would be in the B2B sector with long decision processes where you need to make your solution visible to potential buyers so that they can consider your company and then again for the last step before purchase
Also possible: custom models
Custom & other models possible
Custom & other models possible
Google analytics, Mazeberry, …
Data only for illustration
More conversions in the beginning but less value
More conversions in the beginning but less value
More value for conversions with longer decision process Remarketing or marketing automation tools are very useful to create value in this example
Assisted conversions: see whether a channel is used more as the latest step before a conversion or more as a driver for awareness and consideration for your product/service.
Last click is the default value in your Analytics tool.
2 times more conversions with SEO before the last step for the conversion than on the last one.
You can create your own channel grouping