"Marketing mix" is a term that describes the varying elements that play a vital role in the planning of the marketing of a product or service. Traditionally known as the "Four P's" — product ...

The marketing mix is a term coined by Neil Borden in a 1948 article called, "The Concept of the Marketing Mix." It describes the various elements that together make up the strategic marketing plan ...

In the first part of this series, we explored four fundamental laws of marketing that any effective MMM solution should ...

Most of us who have had the experience of reviewing marketing mix models, and consequently their predictions and forecasts, have always known there were gaps. For example, for years I reviewed models ...

In my new book, "Rethink Your Marketing: 7 Strategies to Unleash Revenue Growth," I write about the power of using your marketing mix to identify game-changing opportunities for your business.

Sometimes finding work isn't a company’s biggest marketing problem. It's finding employees to do the work. Given the state of the economy, it seems counterintuitive that finding plumbers would be a ...

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Marketing mix modeling is a macro budget-level analysis. It does not depend on visibility into the consumer journey, or require user-level data such as impressions and clicks, in order to run the ...

Marketing mix modeling (MMM) is not a new concept. It’s having a resurgence of sorts—for reasons I’m about to go into—but the first MMMs were in use as far back as the 1960s.

That starts with defining two of the most common approaches to marketing measurement: marketing mix modeling (MMM)—used interchangeably with media mix modeling—and marketing attribution. Both MMM and ...

The marketing mix comprises four main pieces that create the picture of a successful business. Price, place, promotion and product, known as the "4 Ps," make the foundation of what your company is ...