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
- Difference between Normative/
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