Data, Analytics and AI for Marketing Strategy

MKT 511

Lecturer Prof. Dr. Florian Stahl
Contact person Tim Bublies
Course Format Lecture and Exercise
Credit Points 8 ECTS
Hours per Week 4
Semester Spring
Language English
Registration no registration required
Accepted Participants Mannheim Master in Management, Mannheim Master in Business Research (MMBR), M.A. Culture and Economy / Business, M.Sc. Business Education, M.Sc. Business Informatics, M.Sc. Business Mathematics, M.Sc. Economics, Diplom Business Administration

Further Information

  • Brief Description

  • Course Outline

    The lectures on “Data, Analytics and AI for Marketing Strategy” cover the following topics:

    Introduction in Marketing and Marketing Analytics

    • Difference between Normative/Prescriptive and Descriptive/Predictive Analytics

    Consumer and Customer Analytics: Analyzing and Predicting Individual-level Preferences and Brand Choice

    • Binary Brand and Product Choice
    • Multinomial Brand and Product Choice
    • Markov Models
    • Analyzing and Modeling Purchase Quantity and Timing

    Market Analytics: Analyzing and Predicting Aggregated Demand and Competition

    • Product Sales
    • Market Basket Analysis
    • Forecasting New Product Sales
      • S-Curves (New Product Sales Over Time)
      • Neural Network
      • Considering Trends and Seasonality
    • Brand Sales and Market Share
    • Market and Customer Segmentation
      • RFM Models
      • Classification Trees
      • Latent Class Analysis
      • Collaborative Filtering

    Marketing Management: Increasing Efficiency of Marketing and Competitive Advantage through Analytics

    • Customer Management
      • Customer Relationship Management (CRM) Analytics
      • Customer Journey Analytics
    • Brand Management
      • Measuring Brand Perception Using Big Data
      • Brand Audit through Social Listening

    Marking Strategy: Increasing Efficiency of Marketing Instruments

    • Pricing Analytics
      • Dynamic Pricing
      • Multi-Channel Pricing
    • Advertising Analytics
      • Measuring Advertising Effectiveness
      • Data-Driven Media Selection
      • Attribution Models
    • Attribution Modeling in Digital Marketing
      • Last & first touch and click
      • Holdout Testing
  • Lecture

    Lecturer Prof. Dr. Florian Stahl
    Contact person Tim Bublies
    Schedule Please refer to the latest information on Portal2 and ILIAS
    Assessment Written Exam (100%)
  • Exercise

    Lecturer Tim Bublies
    Schedule Please refer to the latest information on Portal2 and ILIAS