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Balancing Moneyball And Creativity

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The struggle to bring measurement discipline to marketing continues. This statistical Moneyball approach to marketing — all forms of communications — flies in the face of pop social media culture and its focus on conversations and creativity.

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May 31, 2012 Author Guest Author In Digital Marketing and PR
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Be Curious, Not Dismissive

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I recall a situation in 2007 (while in the consulting space) when most businesses were barely scratching the surface with digital marketing. The story goes like this: one of my clients, a national brand that is a household name was reticent to participate in social.

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April 30, 2012 Author Adam Singer In Digital Marketing and PR
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Be A Measurement Early Adopter: Learn Marketing Attribution

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Together with Econsultancy, our team at Google Analytics has released some research entitled: Marketing Attribution: Valuing the Customer Journey. It’s available for free here.

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April 3, 2012 Author Adam Singer In Digital Marketing and PR
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Social Media Measurement Finally Comes Of Age

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There’s a huge elephant in the room for marketing and PR pros: many stop short at measuring KPIs (Key Performance Indicators) of their social marketing efforts, such as number of followers / fans or engagement with their communities.

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March 20, 2012 Author Adam Singer In Digital Marketing and PR
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Are You An Analytics Jedi, Apprentice Or Ostrich?

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If you’re excited by data, you’re doing it right. Obviously I joined the Google Analytics team because I believe that statement (and am passionate about the product).

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March 5, 2012 Author Adam Singer In Digital Marketing and PR
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Joining The Google Analytics Team

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I’m excited to share some good news with you today. Starting next week, I’m joining Google as product marketing manager, Google Analytics.

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February 24, 2012 Author Adam Singer In Personal