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META MARKETING ANALYTICS PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATE
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Course 1 - Marketing Analytics Foundation [11H]
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Importance of Analytics in Marketing
The Role of a Marketer
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5 Main Uses of Marketing Analytics
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The Future of Marketing is Data
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Find Your Audience
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Planning and Forecasting
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Evaluate Advertising Effectiveness
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Optimize Your Marketing Strategy
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Optimize the Sales Funnel
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Marketing Data Sources
Data Related to Offline Behavior
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Data Related to Online Behavior
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Understanding Sampled vs. Non-Sampled Data
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First-Party, Second-Party and Third-Party Data
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Marketing and Data Sets
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Sources of Digital Data
How Online Interactions Generate Data
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Use of Browser Cookies
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Use of Tags or Pixels
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SDKs for Mobile Apps
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Connecting Data Through APIs
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Use of UIDs
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Example of Collecting Data for Marketing
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Analyzing and Visualizing Data
Spreadsheets in Marketing
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Visualization Tools in Marketing
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Tools to Evaluate Digital Data
Tools to Evaluate Website Data
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Understanding Google Analytics: Basics
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Google Analytics Basics
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Evaluating Marketing Outcomes With Google Analytics
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Tools for Evaluating Marketing Success
Evaluating the Results of Marketing With Facebook Ads Manager
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Evaluating the Results of Marketing With Google Ads
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Advertising on Common Platforms
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Data and Privacy from the Consumer Perspective
Data Fuels Our Online Experience
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Consumers in the Data Driving Seat
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Data and Privacy from the Advertiser Perspective
Data and the Responsible Advertiser
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The Advertising Ecosystem and the Role of Data
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Who Owns the Data and the Relationship with the User
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Protection and Regulation
The Need for Data Protection
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Regulations to Protect Users and Their Data
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Industry Organizations and Privacy
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Course 2 - Introduction to Data Analytics [14H]
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Working With Data
Introduction: The Power of Data
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What is Data Analytics?
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What Does a Data Analyst Do?
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Data Analytics vs. Data Science
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The OSEMN Framework
The OSEMN Framework
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Start with a Goal in Mind
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Understand the KPIs
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Using the OSEMN Framework: Example
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Obtaining Data
Where to Look for Data
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Common Data Formats
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Sampled Data
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First and Third Party Data
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Evaluating the Validity of Data Sources
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An Overview of Helpful Free Datasources
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Case Study - Obtaining Data
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Scrubbing Data
Scrubbing Your Data Clean
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Remove Duplicate Records
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Format Your Records
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Handle Missing Values
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Check for Wrong Values
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Case Study - Scrubbing Data
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Exploring Data
Getting to Know Your Data Better
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The Language of Data
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Creating Visualizations
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Examine Data Distributions
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Examine Data Distributions
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Feature Engineering
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Case Study - Exploring Data
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Modeling Data
What Are Models and Why Use Them?
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How Do Models Work?
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Different Types of Models
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Case Study - Modeling Data
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Interpreting Data
Answer Your Business Question with Your Data
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Understand the Results of Your Model
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Explain Your Findings
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Storytelling With Data
The Power of Stories
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Explain, Enlighten, and Engage
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Telling a Compelling Story
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Course 3 - Data Analysis with Spreadsheets and SQL [25H]
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Working With Data in Spreadsheets: Spreadsheet Fundamentals
What are Spreadsheets and What Can They Do
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Uses of Spreadsheets
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Commonly Used Spreadsheet Tools
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The OSEMN Framework and Spreadsheet
The Use of Spreadsheets in Data Analysis
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Scrubbing Data
Accessing and Labeling Data
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Opening Spreadsheets (.csv, .xlsx) in Google Sheets
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Sampled Data
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Filtering and Sorting Data
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Cleaning Data
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Formatting Data
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Exploring Data
Introduction to Functions
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Calculating a Total
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The Average and Median Functions
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Finding Minimum and Maximum Values
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Evaluating Correlations
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Exploring Data Visually
Compare Variables with Charts
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Evaluating Trends
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Inspecting Relationships between Variables
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Modeling Data With Spreadsheets
Modeling and Functions
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Examples of Modeling Using Spreadsheets
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Limitations of Spreadsheets for Modeling
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Extracting Data With SQL: SQL Fundamentals
Why Use SQL
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Examples: Using SQL
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SQL in Google Sheets
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Writing SQL Queries
SELECT Statements
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AND, OR, and WHERE Clauses
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ORDER BY and LIMIT Clauses
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ORDER BY and LIMIT Clauses
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SQL Commands Walkthrough
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ORDER BY and LIMIT Clauses
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Functions in SQL
Writing Functions in SQL
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Arithmetic Functions
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Aggregate Functions
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Group by Functions
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SQL Functions Walkthrough
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Overview Important Functions in SQL
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The Power of Data Visualization
Why Visualization
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Different Tools for Data Visualization
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Introduction to Common Chart Types
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Data Visualizations in Google Sheets
Bar Charts
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Pie Charts
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Trend Charts
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Scatter Plots
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Data Visualizations With Tableau
Tableau Introduction
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Download Tableau Public
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Connecting Data
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Creating Your First Chart
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Creating More Complex Charts in Tableau
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Summarizing Data With Dashboard
The Power of Dashboards
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Dashboards and Business Goals
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Creating Dashboards With Tableau
Designing a Dashboard
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Building a Dashboard in Tableau
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Adding Interactivity
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Storytelling With Data Visualization
Case Study: Do's and Don'ts of Storytelling with Data Visualizations
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Crafting a Story
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Creating Your First Chart
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Creating More Complex Charts in Tableau
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Course 4 - Python Data Analytics [28H]
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Why a Programming Language for Data Analysis
Approaching Data Analysis with the OSEMN Framework
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Why Python for Data Analysis
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Introducing Python With Jupyter Notebook
Basics of Using Jupyter Notebook
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Using Jupyter Notebook on Coursera
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Python Concepts: Variables
What Does a Variable Mean in Python?
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Variable Types
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Working with Types in Python
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Python Concepts: Data Structures
Lists & Tuples
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Dictionaries
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Other Python Data Structures
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Python Concepts: Conditional Statements
Booleans in Python
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Conditional Statements
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Introduction to Libraries in Python
Introduction to Libraries
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Loading Data With Pandas
What is Pandas?
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Working With Pandas Series & DataFrames
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Python Syntax and Dot Notation Reference
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Subsets With Pandas
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Scrubbing: Removing and Modifying Data With Pandas
Removing Data
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Modifying Values
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Replacing Values
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Exploration With Pandas
Exploration: Basic Statistics
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Exploration: Filtering Data
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Exploratory Visualization
A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words
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Types of Exploratory Visualizations: Distribution
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Types of Exploratory Visualizations: Category
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Types of Exploratory Visualizations: Relationship
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Using Pandas and Matplotlib to Create Visualizations
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Understanding Visualizations for Exploration
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Grouping & Aggregations With Pandas
Where Aggregations Help Us Understand Data
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Working With Groups in Pandas
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Introduction: Modeling and Interpreting
Ovewview of Modeling
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Modeling With Python
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Parts of Interpreting
Interpreting Model Results
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Exploratory vs. Explanatory Visualizations
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Creating Explanatory Visualizations
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Tying It All Together
OSEMN: Tying It All Together
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Reviewing Full OSEMN Activity
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Course 5 - Statistics for Marketing [16H]
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Descriptive Statistics: Measures of Central Tendency
Using Measures of Central Tendency to Find the Middle
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When to Use Different Measures of Central Tendency
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Finding the Middle with Spreadsheets
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Descriptive Statistics: Measures of Dispersion
Variance and Range in Data Analytics
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Standard Deviation in Data Analytics
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Using Z-Scores to Judge a Value
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Standard Deviation in Spreadsheets
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Descriptive Statistics: Frequency Tables
Frequency Tables in Marketing Analytics
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How to Use Contingency Tables
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Conditional Probability: Bayesian Statistics
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Understanding Scatter Plots and Correlation
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Inferential Statistics: Sampling
Why Using Sampling?
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Sample Size in Statistics
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Practical Sampling Techniques
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Inferential Statistics: Distributions
Finding a Distribution
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Finding a Distribution in a Spreadsheet
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Common Distributions in Data Analytics
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Data Shapes
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Inferential Statistics: Variable Types
Quantitative Variables
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Qualitative Variables
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Independent and Dependent Variables
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Experiment Design and Hypothesis
Research Question
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Hypothesis Writing
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Observational vs. Experimental Studies
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Experimental Design for Data Analysis
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Hypothesis and AB Testing
Hypothesis Testing and AB Testing
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Understanding P-Values
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Confidence Intervals in Data Analytics
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Confidence Intervals in a Spreadsheet
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Hypothesis Testing in a Spreadsheet
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Common Mistakes in Statistics
Being Fair: Avoiding Bias
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Types of Errors: Types I and II
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Assumptions
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Data Modeling: Statistical Modeling
What is Statistical Modeling
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Modeling in Data Analytics
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Common Types of Statistical Modeling
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Data Modeling: Simple Linear Regression and Classification Methods
Simple Linear Regression
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Simple Linear Regression in Tableau
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Classification Methods in Data Modeling
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Data Modeling: Cluster Analysis
Cluster Analysis
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Cluster Analysis in Tableau
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Data Modeling: Time Series
Time Series
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Time Series in Tableau
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Data Modeling: Choosing a Model
Choosing a Model
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Data Analysis Case Studies
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Marketing Analyst Interview
Marketing Analyst on Descriptive Statistics
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Marketing Analyst on Sampling, Distributions, and Variables
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Marketing Analyst on Questions and Hypotheses
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Marketing Analyst on Modeling
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Course 6 - Data Analytics Methods for Marketing [16H]
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Find Your Audience With Segmentation
The Importance of Segmentation in Marketing
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Examples of Segmenting Audiences
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Programmatic Creative From Audience Segments
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Customer Data Platforms (CDP)
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Segmentation With Cluster Analysis
Segmentation Using Clustering
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K-Means Clustering
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Determining the Number of Clusters
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Describing Segments
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K-Means Clustering Applications
Example: Finding the Target Audience for Snackwall
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K-Means Clustering Approach
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Describing Segments (Application)
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Planning and Forecasting: Descriptive Metrics For Marketing
The Sales Funnel & Descriptive Marketing Metrics
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Descriptive vs. Predictive Metrics
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Return on Ad Spend (ROAS) And Return on Investment (ROI)
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Customer Profit
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KPIs, Reports and Dashboards
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Customer Lifetime Value
Customer Lifetime Value and Why it Matters
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Calculating Customer Lifetime Value
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Customer Lifetime Value: Example
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Forecasting With Linear Regression
Linear Regression
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Using Linear Regression to Forecast Marketing Outcomes
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Different Forms of Regression Analysis
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Advertising Effectiveness Measurement Introduction
Understanding Advertising Effectiveness
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Observational and Experimental Methods for Ad Effectiveness Evaluation
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Measuring Advertising Effectiveness With Experiments
Formulating a Hypothesis
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What is an Experiment?
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Random Controlled Trials
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Intention to Treat
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Interpreting Results of an Experiment
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Optimizing With A/B Testing
A/B Testing
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Single Cell, Multi-Cell and Nested Tests
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Marketing Mix Modeling
What are Marketing Mix Models?
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How does Marketing Mix Modeling Work?
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Evaluating Results of Marketing Mix Modeling
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Making Recommendations Based on Marketing Mix Modeling
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Attribution Modeling
What is Attribution?
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Single Touch Attribution
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Multi-Touch Attribution
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Challenges When Measuring Across Channels
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Sales Funnel Analysis
Dropoff in Sales Funnels
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Sales Funnel Shapes
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Visualizing a Sales Funnel in Tableau
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Course 7 - Marketing Analytics with Meta [13H]
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Facebook Ads Manager Fundamentals
The Facebook Ad Auction
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Campaign Structure
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Glossary of Terms
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Planning and Scheduling Campaigns
Selecting a Campaign Objective
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Determining a Campaign Budget
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Setting a Campaign Budget in Ads Manager
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Campaign Bid Strategies
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Selecting Your Audience
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Selecting Placement, Optimization and Delivery
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Creating an Ad in Ads Manager
Create Your Ad
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Adhering to Policies in Ads Manager
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Ads Manager Simulation
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Evaluating Campaign Results With Ads Manager
Ads Manager Reporting Overview
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Customizing Your Ads Manager Reports
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Navigating Ads Manager Reports
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Evaluating Results Against Your Goal
How the Campaign Objective Determines the Key Metrics
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The Facebook pixel
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The Attribution Setting
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Analyze Your Campaign Results
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Evaluating Ad Effectiveness With Conversion Lift Tests
Conversion Lift Tests
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Conversion Lift Tests on Facebook
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Evaluating the Results of a Conversion Lift Test
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Randomization and Intention to Treat
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The Facebook Conversion API
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Evaluating Ad Effectiveness With Brand Lift Tests
Brand Lift Tests
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Brand Lift Tests on Facebook
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Evaluating the Results of a Brand Lift Test
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Conversion and Brand Lift Best Practices
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Optimizing Ads With A/B Tests
What Are A/B tests and What Are They Used For?
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Setting up an A/B Test With Facebook
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Evaluating the Results of an A/B Test
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Testing Multiple Variables in an A/B Test
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Features of A/B Testing on Facebook
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Choosing the Right Experiment for Your Goal
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Marketing Mix Modeling
Marketing Mix Modeling Overview
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Facebook and Marketing Mix Modeling
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Measuring Facebook Accurately in Marketing Mix Models
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New Developments in Marketing Mix Modeling
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Global Innovations in Marketing Mix Modeling
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Assess Your Data and Hypothesize
Assess your Goals and KPIs
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Assess Your Data
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Formulate a Hypothesis
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Determine a Measurement Approach
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Recommend Measurement Solutions and Perform an Analysis
Recommend a Test Method
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Perform an Analysis
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Descriptive and Validation Metrics
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Generate Insights and Provide Data-Driven Recommendations
Generate Insights
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Make Data-Driven Recommendations
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Present Results
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Communicating in a Presentation
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