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©2016, Analytic Mix, Inc. All data herein is sourced to Analytic Mix, Inc., unless otherwise noted. Cross Channel Attribution: Path to Maximize Media ROI Haren Ghosh President & CEO Analytic Mix Inc. www.analyticmix.com November 2016

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©2016, Analytic Mix, Inc. All data herein is sourced to Analytic Mix, Inc., unless otherwise noted.

Cross Channel Attribution:Path to Maximize Media ROI

Haren Ghosh

President & CEO

Analytic Mix Inc.

www.analyticmix.com

November 2016

©2016, Analytic Mix, Inc.

Analytic Mix (AM) provides advertising measurement and optimization solutions to

advertisers and media agencies

HQ in Silicon Valley, R& D center in Milwaukee, technology center in India, and sales

offices in Los Angeles, Atlanta, and New York

We specialize in

Enterprise-level marketing resource management

Automated Analytics and Dashboard Data Delivery

Digital and Cross Channel Media Mix Modeling

Campaign Performance Measurement

Predictive Analytics and Forecasting

Predictive Channel Attribution Modeling

Client value –

Clients use our analytic insights to make decisions about how to allocate their marketing dollars in terms of spend, media mix, creative execution, and audience targets to ensure the highest possible ROI.

About Analytic Mix (AM)

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Analytic Mix (AM) Enterprise Level Offerings

Campaign Level Cross Media AnalysisWe integrate survey responses and answer the following,

What is the optimal media mix for each campaign?

What’s the most efficient media to reach target audiences?

What is the point of diminishing return?

Cross-Channel Attribution Modeling

Our approach accounts for

Both immediate and carry-over effects of media channels Non-linear effects of media channels on brand KPIs Optimal allocation across dayparts, stations, etc. Synergistic effects of other media channels on brand KPIs Paid, owned, and earned media

Strategic Marketing Mix Modeling (MMM)

We include disparate data assets such as

Brand and category sales Competitive landscape and analytics Planned and actual media spend Macroeconomic variables Pricing and promotional data

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Strength of Marketing Mix Model

Equivalent to 264M Dollars

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Analytic Mix Media ROI Measurement Platform

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Analytic Mix Big Data

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BI Platform

Advertising Programs

Media Data

Cost

GRPs/TRPs

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Impressions

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Case Study –Integration of MMM and Attribution Strategies

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Analytic Goals & Research Parameters

Analytic Goals

o Determine total media budget needed to maximize media attributable brand KPI

o Establish maximum weekly spend limits to help guide weekly media buy

o Recommend variations in media spend based on seasonal patterns and promotional events

Research Parameters

o Data Range: Daily data from January, 2015 to May, 2016

o The following data assets were utilized for the current analysis:

• Media spend data

• TV, Digital, and Radio

• Promotional calendars

• Email drop dates

• Brand KPI data

• Competitive media spend

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Key Finding 1: Media Altogether Drive ~65% of the Brand KPI

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o The brand’s effective media channels jointly drive about 65% of the KPI.

o While all media channels in place work in synergy, TV has the highest contribution to the brand.

• The effect of TV is higher among new customers.

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Key Finding 2: Reallocation of TV Investment Across Dayparts Generates Higher Sales

o A gradual adjustment of TV investment across dayparts following the model generated recommendations enables the brand to achieve higher sales even when the overall TV budget is unchanged.

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Dayparts Details Historical Allocation Recommended Allocation

Early Morning M-F, 6am-9am 14.6% 8.7%

Daytime M-F, 9am-4pm 6.9% 9.7%

Early Fringe M-F, 4pm-7pm 12.1% 7.0%

Prime Time M-N, 7pm-11pm 31.7% 33.2%

Late Fringe M-N, 11pm-2am 7.7% 10.9%

Overnight M-N, 2am-6am 0.9% 4.0%

Weekend Sa-Sun, 6am-7pm 26.0% 26.4%

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Key Finding 3: Media Effects Follow a Diminishing Pattern and Maximize at $330K Weekly Media Budget

o As media budget increases, the volume of media attributable brand KPIs increases. At $330K media budget, the number of media attributable brand KPIs reaches the maximum point. Beyond the maximum point, the effect of current media strategy will potentially generate a negative effect caused by over exposures.

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Maximum Point –Weekly Max: ~ $330KMedia Attributable KPIs: 2,476Growth Rate: 0%

Spend in Apr’16 – ~$265KMedia Attributable Kits: 2,182KPI Growth Rate: 5.5%

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Key Finding 4: Execution of Modeling Recommendations Helps Achieve ~12% Additional Sales

o As the current media activities followed model generated recommendations closely, the sales trajectory has shifted upward by ~12%. The current model with updated information predicts an increase in orders as media budget reaches to an weekly average of $330K. At the maximum point, incremental order attributable to $10K weekly TV budget becomes nearly zero.

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Key Finding 5: Media Exposure Produces Carry-Over Effects, Which Diminish to an Insignificant Level After 28 Days

o The effectiveness of media on number of registrations diminishes with time. The data suggest that the media effects last for 28 days for the current high involvement product and reduce by a steady rate every day it passes.

• As media exposure produces delayed effects on registrations, it’s unlikely to establish any relationship between registrations and hourly media activities. However, when media activities are aggregated at a sufficiently higher level (i.e., a week), the relationship between those variables becomes prominent.

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Key Finding 6: TV Allocation Across TV Stations Vary by Dayparts

o To come up with a robust optimal allocation strategy for more than 150 TV stations and several dayparts, we have developed a systematic modeling approach and included all data inputs at a daily level. Our model produces optimal (i.e., recommended) allocation scores for all TV stations per dayparts and week. Further, the model guides what should be the weekly budget and how that budget should be allocated across TV stations and dayparts.

• The table below shows only a small subset of all TV stations.

Dayparts TV StationsCurrent Allocation,

%Recommended Allocation, %

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Current Allocation, $

Recommended Allocation, $

Day Time American Heroes 0.020 0.005 6.38 $10,000 $2,371

Day Time Food Network 0.007 0.003 9.57 $3,500 $1,580

Day Time H2 0.003 0.021 1.44 $1,500 $10,466

Prime Hallmark Channel 0.019 0.000 $9,500 $0

Prime Headline News 0.004 0.015 1.98 $2,000 $7,638

Prime HGTV 0.004 0.000 $2,000 $0

Weekend History 0.019 0.002 17.82 $9,500 $849

Weekend Lifetime 0.019 0.002 17.82 $9,500 $849

Weekend LMN 0.019 0.003 8.91 $9,500 $1,697

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Thank you!

Haren GhoshPresident & CEO

[email protected]

Analytic Mix Inc.www.analyticmix.com

1-888-675-6290