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This implementation playbook contains step-by-step instructions for marketers to implement the Movable Middles Growth Framework (MMGF) at their organization. This playbook is exclusive to MMA Members. Please reach out to [email protected] to learn more about membership.
The MMA released the first ever Multi-Touch Attribution (MTA) Journey Map to help marketers accelerate successful implementation of the marketing measurement model of the future. The MTA Journey Map was a culmination of work developed under MMA’s marketer-led MATT initiative (Marketing Attribution Think Tank) and was created in collaboration with 25+ pioneering MMA marketer members who have deployed and experienced MTA’s impact firsthand.
Despite Identity Concerns, MMA Global Research Finds Nearly 50 Percent of Marketers Believe Multi-Touch Attribution is Still the Future of Marketing Measurement. Data regulations and lack of executive buy-in remain hurdles for the adoption of MTA.
The MMA released the first ever Multi-Touch Attribution (MTA) Journey Map to help marketers accelerate successful implementation of the marketing measurement model of the future. The MTA Journey Map was a culmination of work developed under MMA’s marketer-led MATT initiative (Marketing Attribution Think Tank) and was created in collaboration with 25+ pioneering MMA marketer members who have deployed and experienced MTA’s impact firsthand.
If your company is an MMA member and you need log-in information, please email [email protected].
The MMA’s MTA Tactical Success Guide is a tool for marketers to determine their organization’s data readiness for employing Multi- Touch Attribution, discussing specific data linking strategies, the value of Unified User IDs and more. It also includes a workbook which allows marketers to examine how their own data might be used in MTA.
A concise reference tool that visualizes all of the data needed, giving brands a clear picture of how datasets can interact and be integrated for successful MTA execution. It is intended to be a collaborative tool for marketers, agencies, DMPs and MTA providers to use to ensure nothing gets left out of the discussion.
Specifically, it shows:
How aggregate data can be tied back to unified user IDs
The components of linkable marketing
How first, second and third-party data flows into creating audience segments
This session summarizes the six marketing growth frameworks presented as part of the series and provide strategic guidance around the pros, cons, and considerations of each.
