6. Ideal World
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Time
Value
Claimed
Visit Visit Visit Purchase
3/1 3/5 3/10 3/15
$33.33 $33.33 $33.33
Total revenue tracked is $100 and each
channel gets credit by some kind of attribution
model, âeven attributionâ in this case
7. Based on Each Publisherâs DashboardâŠ
@jamiequint
Time
Value
Claimed
Visit Visit Visit Purchase
3/1 3/5 3/10 3/15
$100 $100 $100
Total Revenue looking at Spend
Dashboards is $300
8. ⊠if we change to 1 Day Click
@jamiequint
Time
Value
Claimed
Visit Visit Visit Purchase
3/1 3/5 3/10 3/15
$0 $0 $0
Total Revenue looking at Spend
Dashboards is $0
9. ⊠if we change to 7 Day Click
@jamiequint
Time
Value
Claimed
Visit Visit Visit Purchase
3/1 3/5 3/10 3/15
$0 $0 $100
Total Revenue looking at Spend
Dashboards is $100
10. Alternatives
@jamiequint
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âą Set up attribution modeling in Google Analytics
âą Export spend data from Facebook, Twitter, Google,
etc to Excel
âą Export attribution model conversion data to Excel
âą Build Excel model
11. Alternatives
@jamiequint
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âą Store all data on user visits
âą Store data on user conversions
âą Export spend data from Facebook, Twitter, Google,
etc to Excel
âą Model attribution in DB and export SQL data to
Excel
âą Build Excel model
12. Alternatives
@jamiequint
âą The alternatives here are very time-intensive and
error prone
âą If you are under $5-10k in spend and spending mostly
on one channel just use the spend dashboard for your
major channel and set a reasonable click-through
attribution time-window (e.g. 7 days)
âą Only look at view-through for retargeting and for that
set up a hold-out test with your provider
13. Alternatives
@jamiequint
âą Over $10k in spend or frequent spend across multiple
channels? Check out my company
âą Automatic multi-channel attribution with no data
entry/Excel/SQL etc.