30-40%. When you’re in eCommerce, that’s how much revenue your email marketing should be bringing in every month. Sure, email has been around for a while. And even though it’s changed since it’s early days and the people who use it have changed, one thing in the marketing world remains the same: Email marketing has […]
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Tony Villanova – September 5, 2018 Google Data Studio allows you to beautifully visualize your data in charts, but only from a single source, until now. Google has released a Data Blending Beta for Data Studio which allows you to create blended charts within your dashboards from multiple data sources. This is very helpful when
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ttps://www.martechadvisor.com/”http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/loose.dtd”> Without context, data is just a collection of empty information. That’s where data blending comes in. By combining data streams from multiple sources, you can gain greater insights than you ever could looking at those sources in isolation. And those insights can be used to great effect in your search engine optimization efforts, writes,
As I covered in my previous article, data blending can uncover really powerful insights that you would not be able to see otherwise. When you start shifting your SEO work to be more data-driven, you will naturally look at all the data sources in your hands and might find it challenging to come up with
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Sometimes we face questions that are hard to answer with the information from isolated tools. One powerful technique we can use is to combine data from different tools to discover valuable new insights. You can use Google Data Studio to perform data blending, but note that it’s limited to only one type of blending technique:
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Until 1991, being lost in a multilevel mall parking garage might have struck you as more frustrating than funny. But Seinfeld took that universal and unpleasant experience and made us laugh about it. Everyone has searched unsuccessfully for his or her car; everyone has had to smile while complimenting an ugly baby. Seinfeld simply showed
Image courtesy of ExasolAG Customer analytics come from a variety of sources: Google Analytics – which becomes more robust every year Primary research Internal sales databases Login databases Customer service Potentially other sources specific to a particular company Harvesting this data and successfully utilizing it relies on doing 4 things really well: Understanding concepts of
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