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  • How do you use data and analytics to refine your marketing strategies after launch?

    Neha
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    Gurkaran Singh
    When it comes to refining marketing strategies post-launch, diving into data is like finding the hidden gems in a digital treasure hunt - exciting, strategic, and definitely more rewarding than searching for lost socks in the dryer!
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    Qi Wu
    Hi Neha, this is a great question. Usually, we refine our post-launch marketing by tracking if the KPIs are in line with the goals that we had set. Then, we analyze user behavior, do A/B testing of various elements, and tweak campaigns based on the data and insights. People usually face problems figuring out which data to rely on and which tools to use, and stitching all of them together to get a complete picture of the launch's success becomes a challenge. Hence, a lot of companies are migrating towards a full-stack data platform. With all tools in one place, these platforms do all the operational heavy lifting so that marketers can focus on getting strategic insights from the data.
    shivanshi singh
    1. Performance Analysis: Metrics such as conversion rates, click-through rates, and ROI are reviewed to assess campaign effectiveness. 2. Audience Insights: Demographic data and user behavior patterns are analyzed to identify the most responsive audience segments. 3. Channel Evaluation: The performance of different marketing channels, including social media, email, and PPC, is evaluated to optimize resource allocation. 4. Content Optimization: Adjustments are made to content types and formats based on engagement metrics and A/B testing results. 5. Attribution Modeling: Attribution models are used to understand the impact of various touchpoints in the customer journey on conversions and adjust strategies accordingly. 6. Feedback Integration: Customer feedback gathered through surveys, reviews, and social media interactions is incorporated to refine targeting and messaging. This data-driven approach ensures that marketing strategies are continuously refined to improve performance and achieve business objectives.
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