Masterclass: “Critical Thinking in Performance Marketing”
Join us for the “Critical Thinking in Performance Marketing: How to Conduct Experiments, What to Measure, and How to Ensure Reliable and Meaningful Results for Business” masterclass. Dive deep into the art of designing impactful experiments, selecting the right metrics, and interpreting data to drive your business forward.
About the Speaker: Evgeny Nefedov
Digital Marketing Expert at ANNA Money, a British fintech company. He specializes in search engine optimization, design, and versatile modern content formats in the tech industry.
Limitations: We will select attendees from prospects based on professional background and experience level.
Date: January 18th 2024
Time: 15:00 CET
Location: Online (link will be sent to those who have registered for the masterclass)
Join Our Masterclass on Critical Thinking in Performance Marketing
Unlock the full potential of your marketing strategies with our upcoming Masterclass, “Critical Thinking in Performance Marketing.” Dive deep into the art of designing impactful experiments, selecting the right metrics, and interpreting data to drive your business forward.
Hosted by Evgeny Nefedov, a seasoned expert from ANNA Money, this session is your gateway to mastering the nuances of performance marketing and ensuring your results are both reliable and significant.
📅 Don’t miss this opportunity to elevate your marketing skills.
Limited spots available – selection criteria apply.
“Critical Thinking in Performance Marketing: How to Conduct Experiments, What to Measure, and How to Ensure Reliable and Meaningful Results for Business”:
Introduction to Critical Thinking in Performance Marketing
Understanding Critical Thinking in Performance Marketing: Definition and importance of critical thinking in the context of performance marketing.
Overview of Performance Marketing: A brief explanation of what performance marketing is and its significance in the digital marketing realm.
Setting Up Experiments in Performance Marketing
Developing Effective Marketing Experiments: Principles of planning an experiment, including control groups, randomization, and determining sample size.
Formulating Hypotheses: How to develop clear, testable hypotheses that align with business goals.
Testing Methodologies: An overview of various testing methods such as A/B testing, multivariate testing, and split testing.
Key Metrics and Measurements
Choosing the Right Metrics: Determining which metrics most closely align with specific marketing goals and objectives.
Qualitative and Quantitative Data: Understanding when and how to use both types of data in effective marketing.
Data Tracking and Collection Tools
Ensuring Reliable and Valid Results
Data Integrity and Sample Size: Ensuring data reliability through proper data collection practices and adequate sample sizes.
How to Avoid Common Mistakes: Common biases and errors in marketing experiments and ways to prevent them, including selection bias, confirmation bias, and overfitting.
Tools for Performance Marketing Experiments
Analytical Tools and Software
Data Visualization Tools
Automation in Performance Marketing: Using automated tools to optimize the experimentation process.
Interpreting Results and Taking Action Accordingly
Results Analysis: A step-by-step guide to analyzing experimental data and deriving meaningful insights.
Data-Driven Decision Making: How to use experimental results in strategic decision-making processes.
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