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Let’s say you run x campaign, and your metrics improve by Y. How do I verify what else is causing Y and to what extend X actually impacted the metrics.

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  1. Claire Peracchio
    Claire Peracchio

    Snowflake Product Marketing Lead • 1y

    Isolating campaign impact is tricky, and there's rarely a perfect 1-to-1 correlation between what you did and what moved the needle. Here are some ways to navigate this. Start by building a clear baseline before your campaign or launch by assessing: Normal conversion rates Typical sales cycles Standard deal sizes and win rates Then look for specific patterns or changes in behavior once you’ve launched. For example, when we created a new value selling framework, we didn't just track overall sales ...Read More

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  2. James Huddleston
    James Huddleston

    Amazon Web Services (AWS) Head of Product Marketing • 1y

    I think the most simple answer is to stop running the x campaign to see if y still increases without the x campaign running. But let's say you don't want to do that because it's a critical campaign and you don't want to impact Y (improvement) if you don't have to. Instead of isolating that variable you might try one of two things: Adding more fuel to the x campaign to see if it continues to improve your Y output, which could be an indicator of correlation Or you could try spinning up an adjacent ...Read More

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