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Tuesday 9 May 2023, 09:30–10:45

Remote via "Google Meet"

Attribution: Know where your sales come from

Find out what what techniques are available and what tools to use if you want to know where your sales are coming from.

Attribution: Know where your sales come from

Photo: Scott Graham, Unsplash

John McSloy PhD is CTO at INDEZ and specialises in Ecommerce Growth for Mid Market Ecommerce Businesses, Automation & Development, Data Science & PPC Management.

Gabriel Hughes PhD is CEO at Metageni providing expert data analytics using AI / Machine Learning to help companies grow online. Prior positions included VP, Web Analytics at Elsevier and Head of Attribution at Google.

Edward Upton is the founder and technical lead at LittleData. With a background in behavioural Sciences at Oxford, today, his work is directed at helping empower thousands of data-driven small businesses to make better decisions to accelerate growth.

Who should attend

This talk will be relevant for anyone involved in the running and management of an ecommerce business.

For more information about the Ecommerce Club including past and future events, visit https://www.indez.com/blog/ecommerce-club

Access details are sent out to attendees the day before the event.

The Talks

The Presentation by Edward Upton is available as an open link to Google Slides here.

View Edward Upton's presentation slides

If you are interested in reaching out to Edward regarding his talk or would like to learn more about how Littledata can assist you with data attribution solutions, please contact Littledata.

Polls and Questions

Google Meet screenshot of the Ecommerce Club attribution event, with Gabriel Hughes and Edward Upton on camera above the attendee grid

We had a total of 59 attendees for the event

Slido poll on tracking changes: 88% are acting on the Universal Analytics sunset and switch to GA4, 64% on cookie consent opt-in
Poll results for "Which of the following tracking changes are you aware of and taking action to mitigate?"

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Slido poll on sales attribution tools: Google Analytics leads at 77%, followed by marketing platform stats at 65%
Poll results for "What do you use to attribute sales to your different marketing channels or campaigns?"

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Speakers

Knowing where your sales come from is a key requirement for marketing. This attribution of sales allows you to plan your ecommerce business. Correct attribution involves tracking, and focusing marketing spend onto those marketing channels that work best.

The marketing mix where some channels work better than others is affected by both the type of customer and the type of product. Understanding how a mix of marketing channels impacts customer behaviour helps businesses to plan and manage different campaigns.

A key part of this attribution process involves measurement through the use of dashboards that involve a variety of statistical measurements. These combine to show how customer behaviour can be predicted and optimised to create the best engagement, conversion and profit.

The three talks start with a client perspective about why attribution is an essential component of ecommerce management. Then follow two talks, the first geared towards enterprise-level solutions, the second aimed at small and micro businesses using platforms such as Shopify or BigCommerce.

About the Speakers

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