Practical takes on multi-touch attribution, marketing analytics, and smarter budget decisions.
Platforms change their APIs, tracking regulations tighten, cookie support erodes. Here's how to build a measurement framework that doesn't need to be rebuilt every time a platform changes the rules.
Ask customers how they found you and you get one answer. Check your tracking data and you get another. Across 10,000 B2B deals, here's what the gap actually looks like.
LinkedIn looks expensive in every attribution report. It's also where your buyers spend their professional time. Here's why the numbers don't tell the full story.
Last-click is fast and easy to explain. It's also wrong for most businesses. Here's what happens to your budget when you switch to multi-touch.
Google says 400 conversions. Your CRM shows 280 leads. Finance says 190 became pipeline. The gap isn't a glitch - it's structural. Here's what's actually happening.
Attribution models tell you what channels got credit. Incrementality tests tell you whether turning off a channel would actually hurt. Most teams never run them.
Third-party cookies are going away. Safari and Firefox already blocked them. The practical question isn't whether to prepare - it's whether you've already started.
These aren't competing tools. They answer different questions. Getting confused about which does what is why most measurement strategies fall apart.
Finance doesn't care about click-through rates or engagement scores. They care about dollars in versus dollars out. Here's how to build a CFO-ready attribution argument.
A mid-market operations platform was spending efficiently by every platform metric. Their attribution data was wrong. Here's what happened when they fixed it.
Most teams know they need multi-touch attribution. Fewer than 20% set it up in a way that produces reliable data. Here's where the wheels come off.
Not all attribution problems are obvious. Some look like good numbers. Here are five warning signs that your current model is misleading you - and what to check first.
You've been giving full credit to the last ad someone clicked before they converted. Your budget allocation is built on that number. Here's why that's a problem.
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