Measurement and evidence

Marketing mix modelling (MMM)

A statistical method that estimates each channel's contribution to an outcome by regressing historical sales against historical spend and external factors. Works without personal data and covers channels that cannot be tracked individually.
also calledMMMmedia mix modellingeconometrics
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In practice, for a UK buyer

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Attractive because it needs no identifiers and covers television, cinema and out-of-home. Limited because it is correlational, hungry for history, and sensitive to specification — two competent modellers can produce materially different answers from the same data. AdBuyMCP labels anything modelled as modelled and keeps it strictly separate from a powered causal result; a modelled estimate presented as evidence of causation is exactly the failure its four-verb model exists to prevent.

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What you can prove afterwards, and the difference between a number that means something and a number that does not.

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45 minutes. Bring a real brief and we compile it live. You describe one audience and watch it compile into seven targeting specifications, each with the score for how much of the definition survived.

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