Leverage data analytics to maximize marketing ROI

By

Ranganathan Rajkumar

VP - Advanced Analytics - Intelligence

Why is data analytics needed in marketing?

Data analytics is an essential component of marketing. Insights derived from marketing data help organizations understand what drives their customers to behave a certain way and refine their marketing strategy to get maximum return on investment (ROI). Marketing analytics also plays a significant role in understanding the performance of a product or service.

For instance, a specific product might do well only in certain regions and among particular demography. This can be understood and dealt with only if we have the performance reports we can get from analyzing the product’s data. This data can be collected via surveys, feedback, and polls filled in by the product users.

Data connected through various channels can then be put together using analytics to help the product team understand where the product’s benefits and drawbacks lie. Identifying such information helps to know the tastes and requirement of specific audiences and use it to create better products or services in the future.

Benefits of data analytics in marketing

Various marketing channels like email marketing, web marketing, and content marketing can be better understood and refined with the responses received for that method of marketing, which in turn improves the strategy or ideas to maximize the return on investment at each stage.

Here is a guide for marketing teams to leverage analytics:

Leverage data analytics to improve marketing ROI

Overall, data analytics is a powerful tool to help businesses better understand their target audience, identify and capitalize on trends, test and optimize marketing campaigns and track ROI effectively. It also helps identify any bottlenecks in the current marketing strategy.

Using data analytics in marketing wisely and effectively can increase brand awareness among consumers, bring in more revenue and effectively increase marketing ROI.

By

Ranganathan Rajkumar

VP - Advanced Analytics - Intelligence

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