One of the most powerful tools you can offer your clients is data modeling. Analyzing customer data answers questions, provides clarity, and allows your clients to make informed decisions about how they want to grow their business. However, it’s easy to get lost in the analysis and present findings that have little to no value… Read more »
If want to grow your business, you can continue to sell to your current customer base, but real progress happens when you expand your reach. Where do you go to find more customers or donors? Are you pursuing the best prospects for your business? Who you target impacts everything from response rates to total sales…. Read more »
Have you reached the end of a marketing campaign and not known how well it performed? Or gotten lost in a data jungle unable to make sense of what happened? Campaign results are critical in making future decisions about budget, channels, tactics, and strategy, but often we don’t think about analysis until the end of… Read more »
Data modeling can uncover valuable insights about who your customers are, where they are coming from, and what they are buying. Learning about your target audience is fascinating, but in order to take your marketing to the next level, you need to create a plan for how you’re going to use the information. While the… Read more »
In order to make informed decisions, successful business leaders ask questions. They want to know why something is or isn’t working, whether or not they should expand and add new locations, or if they should remove a product offering. The answers to those questions can have major financial implications, so having accurate data and information… Read more »
Part of the process of growing a business is increasing advertising efforts. You want to stay in front of your current customers, but you also want to win new customers. For many businesses, this means adding more names to their marketing list. However, simply increasing the quantity of records on your list isn’t always the… Read more »
In statistics class, students learn how to calculate values and to build statistical models. What they don’t teach you in class is how to transpose variables into extremely meaningful insights. If you want to take mediocre data and build out awesome client solutions, you need to learn to be creative. Data points by themselves may… Read more »
