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Why Your Attribution Model Might Be Measuring the Wrong Customer
Every attribution model assumes the person who converts is the person who drove the decision. In businesses where the buyer and the user are different people, that assumption quietly misdirects your budget. Here is how I found it at Tynker, and a three-step audit you can run.
Lomit Patel, Growth & marketing leader
Can Customer Data Ever Be Truly Anonymous?
Anonymous today does not necessarily mean anonymous tomorrow.
Dela Quist, Strategic advisor, writer & speaker, DQ Consulting
The Growth You Are Borrowing From Your Own Brand
Revenue tells you what a business earned this year. It does not tell you what it spent to earn it. Price-led growth is spent from an account nobody reports on.
Ipalibo Da-Wariboko, Founder & CEO, CULT+MATH
The Business Cost of Turning Loyal Customers Into Transactions
Customer lifetime value tells businesses what a relationship is worth. Price equity can tell them when they’re putting that relationship at risk.
Lomit Patel, Growth & marketing leader
Do You Know What Data You’re Leaking to Your Partners?
With permission comes responsibility, not just for the data you collect, but for what happens after you share it.
Dela Quist, Strategic advisor, writer & speaker, DQ Consulting
Before You Scale AI, Diagnose What You’re About to Multiply
Your AI pilot can succeed while the commercial case for scaling it remains unproven. Before you commit more budget, establish whether it removes a constraint, moves the queue elsewhere or makes an expensive mistake easier to repeat.
Chris Wheeler, Chief systems operator, C. Misselwitz & C. Wheeler letsrocc GbR
“Customers rarely abandon a brand over a single bad transaction. They abandon it when enough transactions change what they believe about the relationship.”
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Voices is where operators, thinkers, researchers, founders, creatives and challengers make sense of what is happening in marketing right now.
What matters. What doesn’t. What others are missing. What needs challenging. And what comes next.
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