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Metrics and KPI's

  If You Can’t Measure It, You Can’t Improve It. This quota from Peter Drucker is true more than ever before in the age of digital marketing. Perhaps more important than measuring it though, it understanding what you should be measuring. With so many metrics from impressions, to click through rates, post engagement to say nothing of the plethora of demographic terms thrown around, it can be easy to get lost in the maze of advertising metrics and data. This is not helped by the sheer number of platforms out there and the fact that many of them don’t export their data in a standardised manner making cross-platform comparisons difficult. The most import thing to remember when trying to measure any advertising campaign is the define the campaign goals and how those will be measured before the campaign is designed and executed. This way you can standardise the Key Performance Indicators (KPI’s) and understand how they interact with one another. Its also important that these KPI’...

Collecting Big Data in the tourism sector

Big Data

Meteor Metrics Podcast hosted by Emily Bradley


 

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Katie said…
Love it! Sounds and looks great
JED Analytics said…
Fantastic podcast, very insightful.
Jerli Dawn said…
Big Data is currently being used by one of the biggest travel and hospitality companies in the globe today. An example of such company is AirBnB, who’s customer base scans across local and international waters. AirBnb is able to customise search results for guests according to the preferences they have set on the search bar, hence, with the multiple data that AirBnb has about hosts’ apartments, they are able to categorise hosts that would best suit the visitor’s preference. Using that, they are able to create a more personable experience for guests. This data is used again to predict a guest’s likely probability with match with a host that matches their preferences.

Source: (Rizvi, 2021)

-Jerli Padios

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