On this episode of the podcast, I’m joined by two teachers — Julian Runge from Northwestern College’s Medill College and Koen Pauwels from Northeastern College — for a dialog concerning the methodological (and stylistic) distinction between advertising experimentation and probabilistic measurement.
Julian has beforehand appeared on the podcast and just lately contributed a visitor article for Cellular Dev Memo, and he and I’ve co-authored a variety of articles (together with this Harvard Enterprise Overview piece). Koen runs the Advertising and Metrics weblog in addition to the Pauwels on Advertising publication on LinkedIn.
A few of the matters addressed in our dialogue embrace:
- Experimentation in advertising measurement;
- The most well-liked methods for probabilistic measurement, and the way they’re applied;
- How a agency can combine experimentation into its advertising measurement efforts;
- How companies are likely to improperly implement Media Combine Modeling;
- Whether or not it’s doable to measure incrementality for a selected channel, utilizing that channel’s instruments;
- How entrepreneurs ought to take into consideration demonstrating the worth of their efforts;
- How the worth of name fairness may be measured and built-in into advertising measurement;
- How a agency ought to take into consideration experimentation and alternative value.
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