Marketing Analytics: Strategic Models and Metrics

Description

Marketing Analytics: Strategic Models and Metrics offers marketing students and professionals a practical guide to strategic decision models and marketing metrics. The tools described in the book will aid marketers in making intelligent decisions to drive revenue and results in their organizations. The book contains a wealth of information on marketing analytics: Almost 500 pages of text, covering a wide variety of decision models and metrics Nearly 400 figures, including diagrams, tables, and charts Step-by-step instructions on market segmentation, conjoint analysis, and other techniques Current examples demonstrating how organizations are applying models and metrics The list of chapters below includes a sample of the topics: Chapter 1. Introduction - Introduction to marketing analytics Chapter 2. Market Insight - Market sizing and trend analysis Chapter 3. Market Segmentation - Segment identification, analysis, and strategy Chapter 4. Competitive Analysis - Competitor identification, analysis, and strategy Chapter 5. Business Strategy - Analytics-based strategy selection Chapter 6. Business Operations - Forecasting, predictive analytics, and data mining Chapter 7. Product and Service Analytics - Conjoint analysis and product/service metrics Chapter 8. Price Analytics - Pricing techniques and assessment Chapter 9. Distribution Analytics - Analytics-based channel evaluation and selection Chapter 10. Promotion Analytics - Promotion budget estimation and allocation Chapter 11. Sales Analytics - Metrics for sales, profitability, and support Chapter 12. Analytics in Action - Pivot tables and data-driven presentations Edition: First Edition, Version 1.1, introduced November 2013. Revision 1.1 incorporates minor corrections and edits. It retains the same layout as the original release (First Edition, Version 1.0). See StephanSorger.com for a complete record of all changes. Review: Five Stars - Great book! Highly recommended for anyone who is passionate about this subject. Review: Though it offers nothing brilliantly new, its value is in its 'curation' of ... - OK, though very expensive. I bought it as it was specified by a free course on edx.org and, as always, with specified books, you have to 'go with the flow', which often means buying the lecturer's book. Though it offers nothing brilliantly new, its value is in its 'curation' of the relevant subject matter, which you may likely have in multiple other books, but not necessarily assembled in this way or associated with the same jargon.