Attribution Management is about giving credit where credit is due. In the process of applying attribution management to measure your online media, there is a lot of other information that can be garnered and turned into action. In this free webinar,  ClearSaleing CIO and Co-Founder Adam Goldberg, will discuss some of the other data that is available, and how to capitalize on it, like:

• How to negotiate better rates from display networks
• How to negotiate with your affiliates
• How to identify opportunities for cross-sell/up-sell
• The impact of latency and how to account for it
• How lowering your quality score can increase your profits

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This free webinar discussed:

• How different marketing tactics tend to come in at different points in the conversion funnel
• Why it is important to provide credit to the entire purchase path a user utilizes to convert
• How seeing Purchase Paths provides opportunities to see what channels are doing for themselves and others
• How understanding the complete picture for PPC upper funnel terms impacted accounts
• How attributed data has been a component in successfully driving down CPA
• How impression tracking proves the true value of display

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Columbus, Ohio (PRWEB) June 23, 2010 — From first to ‘last click’ and beyond, agencies executing at an optimum level today are incorporating sophisticated advertising analytics into their client service. They realize the importance of seeing how, and when, each element in the marketing mix affects a customer action along the ‘purchase path.’

A classic example is Princeton, New Jersey-based Rosetta, which is employing ClearSaleing’s attribution management platform with significant results in reducing CPA, improving campaign effectiveness and precision, and increasing campaign ROI.

Rosetta will discuss how ClearSaleing’s attribution management technology has improved client performance during a June 30th webinar titled, “Looking Beyond Last Click: Rosetta’s Approach to Interactive Attribution.” This free webinar begins at 1PM EDT/10 AM PDT and will be webcast by Search Engine Strategies San Francisco, ClickZ.com and SearchEngineWatch.com.

Applications such as ClearSaleing’s attribution management give us the ability to match spend decisions against each decision point in a customer’s purchase path

“At ClearSaleing, we’re passionate about the very realizable effects attribution management can have on digital marketing performance. Agencies such as Rosetta are our proof point that attribution brings measurable ROI results,” said ClearSaleing co-founder and Chief Innovation Officer, Adam Goldberg. Goldberg will serve as the webinar’s moderator.

Joining Goldberg will be Brean Bark, Analytics and Optimization Manager, Rosetta, and Aaron Smith, Manager, Search, Online and Social Media, Rosetta. Bark’s position focuses on multi-channel implementations, while Smith currently serves as lead strategist on some of Rosetta’s largest accounts.

“As the marketing mix gets increasingly complex, agencies need to further fine tune their marketing spend decisions. Applications such as ClearSaleing’s attribution management give us the ability to match spend decisions against each decision point in a customer’s purchase path,” said Bark. “With ClearSaleing, we give our clients peak performance at every step.”

The webinar will cover:

• How different marketing tactics tend to come in at different points in the conversion funnel
• Why it is important to provide credit to the entire purchase path a user utilizes to convert
• How seeing Purchase Paths provides opportunities to see what channels are doing for themselves and others
• How understanding the complete picture for PPC upper funnel terms impacted accounts
• How attributed data has been a component in successfully driving down CPA
• How impression tracking proves the true value of display

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About ClearSaleing

ClearSaleing has been named “Technology Platform Search Marketers Can’t Live Without” at the SES (Search Engine Strategies) Awards. ClearSaleing’s advertising portfolio management platform helps marketers identify ways to more effectively and profitably allocate ad spend across a complex mix of online advertising investments.

ClearSaleing is a thought leader in the growing scientific field of attribution management and publishes www.AttributionManagement.com that provides a rich repository of ClearSaleing and externally published articles, white papers and other material focused exclusively on attribution management.

ClearSaleing’s unique ability to give marketers telescopic insight into their online ad investment is attracting major brand customers such as American Greetings and Nationwide Insurance. ClearSaleing has been recognized by Forrester Research, Inc. as an Interactive Attribution “Leader” in an independent report: The Forrester WaveTM: Interactive Attribution, Q4 2009 (October 2009).

The company was founded in 2006 and is headquartered in Columbus, Ohio. For more information, please visit www.ClearSaleing.com.

About Rosetta

Founded in 1998, Rosetta has rapidly become the largest independent interactive agency in the US. AdAge ranks it amongst the top ten digital agencies and the fastest growing agency within the top 50. Rosetta recently expanded its offerings within professional healthcare marketing by acquiring Wishbone-ITP, an award-winning pharmaceutical agency. Rosetta is rated a “strong performer” in a recently published Forrester Wave report. Using a patented approach to segmentation, called Personality® Segmentation, which provides deep insights into the underlying drivers of consumer behavior, Rosetta builds its clients’ brands by identifying, understanding and enhancing relationships with its customers. Rosetta’s industry-focused marketers and creative teams translate these insights into relevant marketing solutions that use world-class technology, search and media to attract, retain and strengthen a brand’s most valuable customer relationships.

Rosetta brings deep industry expertise to its client work within the Retail & Consumer Products; Healthcare; Financial Services; Communications, Media & Technology; Travel & Leisure and B2B markets. Rosetta’s clients include OfficeMax, Coach, Jos. A. Bank, Express, and Tractor Supply (retail); Allergan, Bristol Myers Squibb, Johnson & Johnson, and Otsuka (healthcare); Citizens, HSBC, Nationwide and Fidelity (financial services); and Marriott (travel and leisure), Microsoft and T-Mobile (communications, media & technology).

Rosetta is headquartered in Princeton, NJ, with additional offices in New York, Cleveland, Chicago, Boston, Denver and Toronto.

For more information, visit http://www.rosetta.com.

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Rosetta’s command of ClearSaleing’s attribution management technology has helped them improve client performance in many ways. Join us for this free webinar to discover more about:

• How different marketing tactics tend to come in at different points in the conversion funnel
• Why it is important to provide credit to the entire purchase path a user utilizes to convert
• How seeing Purchase Paths provides opportunities to see what channels are doing for themselves and others
• How understanding the complete picture for PPC upper funnel terms impacted accounts
• How attributed data has been a component in successfully driving down CPA
• How impression tracking proves the true value of display

Speakers during the webinar include Rosetta’s Analytics and Optimization Manager, Brean  Bark, along with Search, Online and Social Media Manager, Aaron Smith. The discussion is moderated by ClearSaleing’s co-founder and CIO, Adam Goldberg.

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• How to analyze your current attribution management status (or lack of it);
• Are there any good tools available?
• Which ads and sources should get credit?
• Is path analysis a waste of time?
• Will attribution pull dollars away from search?
• And much more…

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On Wednesday, May 12 at 1pm EST, ClearSaleing will be presenting a webinar on the most common myths and misconceptions by attribution’s supporters and detractors. Here are the 12 most common misconceptions that will be addressed during this webinar:

1. I don’t have an attribution problem
2. The last click is the chosen one
3. There are no good methods for assigning attribution credit
4. There are no good tools for attribution
5. Attribution can be done with web analytics
6. Attribution can be done in a silo
7. Attribution is about buying the right mix of media
8. Attribution pulls dollars away from search
9. Path analysis is a waste of time
10. A/B testing is effective for attribution
11. Attribution Management takes too much time to be worth it
12. Attribution Management is a silver bullet

If you are interested in learning more about these topics, please join us for this free webcast to hear ClearSaleing’s point of view on these items.

Attribution management is shrouded in mystery to some online marketers. But it’s pretty straight forward, actually. In the simplest terms, just because somebody clicked on a paid ad and you made a sale, it doesn’t mean the PPC ad was responsible for it. How about if that same person had been engaging with your brand for some time via an email campaign, your organic listings, a social media site and then eventually decided to buy. There’s a whole lot of contact before the click and if you’re responsible for all of those touch points, you need to be able to appropriate your marketing dollars where they count most.

Join us for a free webinar when we discuss:

• How to analyze your current attribution management status (or lack of it);
• Are there any good tools available?
• Which ads and sources should get credit?
• Is path analysis a waste of time?
• Will attribution pull dollars away from search?
• And much more…

Register for the webinar which takes place Wednesday, May 12 at 1pm.

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Join ClearSaleing CIO and Co-Founder, Adam Goldberg, along with VP of Biz Development, Dustin Engel, as they discuss various approaches to Attribution Management. As the need for implementing an Attribution Management solution has continued to increase, it is important to understand the various offerings available to decide which solution is the best for you.

Join us for this free webcast to learn:

The various approaches to attribution, with pros and cons for each offering:

• Ad Servers
• Web Analytics
• Consulting Groups
• Technologies
• The difference between Operational (day to day) vs. Project-based (strategic, high-level) attribution
• On the back end, what do you do with the data?
• Which solution would be best for you given your current environment need

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During a fascinating and insightful hour-long webinar December 1, account managers, brand managers and search marketers from advertisers and agencies listened to Forrester Research analyst Emily Riley and ClearSaleing co-founder Adam Goldberg explain why attribution management is a discipline that should be applied to marketing spend at all budget levels.

Webinar participants learned that attribution is the practice of distributing credit for an action or conversion across multiple ads rather than assigning full credit to the most recent ad.  ClearSaleing’s Adam Goldberg is an evangelist for eliminating ‘last click’ thinking, and moving marketers toward the concept of using attribution modeling to give proper credit to all touchpoints that contribute to a conversion.

Searching for Accuracy

The webinar also focused on the role of search in attributing credit for conversions. Typically a consumer can conduct several searches before moving toward a purchase. Paid search is a very effective closing vehicle, but often, it is not where a customer’s Purchase Path begins, said Goldberg.  Search often gets overvalued because shopping engines, email campaigns, social media and other touchpoints are not measured along the Purchase Path, Goldberg explained.

Attribution Modeling

Advertisers and agencies have options on what type of attribution they choose to employ.  First click attribution is useful for determining which touchpoint created momentum toward a conversion. Equal credit attribution assigns the same value to each touchpoint. Algorithmic attribution is a higher investment but the most accurate because each touchpoint gets the most accurate credit.

ClearSaleing’s model is based on algorithmic attribution, which employs a sample size large enough to be statistically relevant.  ClearSaleing and its partner, Vetra Analytics, analyze hundreds of thousands of touchpoints along a Purchase Path.  These touchpoints include organic and paid search, shopping engines, email response and social media sites – all points along a Purchase Path that contribute to a conversion.  With this data, ClearSaleing is able to assign a weight to each touchpoint that is a realistic predictor of influence.

Why Attribution?

Attribution moves marketers further away from ‘last click’ thinking, which does not represent an accurate picture of how consumers act or buy.  By applying attribution, marketers can see what ads are working to bring in ROI and eliminate those that are not working, making the necessary adjustments to their marketing spend.

The best practice is to recalibrate your marketing mix based on seasonality and other key factors relating to your particular business, said Goldberg, who noted that ClearSaleing often works with clients quarterly to calibrate the effectiveness of their marketing spend.

Regardless of the level of marketing spend, the webinar presented a clear case on why attribution can help all advertisers and agencies not spend more, but spend smarter.

During the webinar Riley referred to her Q4 2009 Forrester Wave Report on Interactive Attribution, in which ClearSaleing was named as a leader.  For more information visit www.ClearSaleing.com

Fewer than one third of online marketers are happy with their ability to measure interactive media. The main reason is that the industry standard of crediting the last click or last interaction is flawed. Recently, several leading players in the industry have introduced the concept of attribution measurement, which assigns credit to multiple touch points in a consumer’s purchase path.

In this webcast you’ll learn:
• The shifting trends in the market
• How to gain value by adopting attribution measurement practices
• Who the key players in the industry are

This is the first time attribution vendors have been evaluated, yielding groundbreaking insights that are valuable for interactive marketers, vendors, and publishers alike. You can download a copy of the Forrester Wave on Interactive Attribution here.

This webinar, which provides an overview of the Forrester Wave and the results, is co-hosted by Forrester Senior Analyst, Emily Riley, and ClearSaleing CIO, Adam Goldberg.