Attribution

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Definition

What is it: Attribution refers to the use of models in online marketing to determine which marketing channels are significant for a company and how they should be weighted relative to others.

What is it used for: It is used for precise budget planning, depicting user behavior, and assigning specific monetary values to individual marketing channels based on their contribution to success.

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  • Synonyms: 1
  • Related entities: 2
  • Sources: 1

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Attribution
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Topic
Attribution What Anyway

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Key Facts
Companies use attribution models to determine the importance of marketing channels and optimize their marketing budget based on the resulting weighting. [1]
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Attribution models allow for the depiction of user behavior and the assignment of monetary values to marketing channels based on their share of success. [1]
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The Last Click attribution model assigns 100% of the monetary share to the final interaction. [1]
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The First Click model grants 100% of the monetary share to the initial interaction in the customer journey. [1]
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A Linear attribution model distributes success shares equally across all channels involved. [1]
Capability
Offline channels such as TV spots and phone calls can be integrated into online attribution via landing pages, airtimes, or phone tracking. [1]
Definition
In Time Decay attribution, the monetary value of a click increases as it occurs closer in time to the conversion. [1]
Definition
Position-Based attribution typically weights the first and last channels higher, often using a 40:20:40 rule. [1]
Definition
Data-Driven attribution uses an algorithm to calculate conversion probability and distribute the monetary share accordingly. [1]

Synonyms & Alternate Names

  • Attribution models

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  1. https://internetwarriors.de/en/blog/attribution-what-is-it-anyway (Attribution)

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