Analytics & Tracking
Geo-Lift & Conversion Lift Testing
Controlled geo experiments and platform lift studies that measure how many depositing players a channel truly adds
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Attribution &Marketing Mix Modelling
Multi-touch attribution and mix modelling that show which channels truly drive depositing players and profit
Last-click attribution undervalues brand, streamers and TV. We build attribution that combines tracked paths, incrementality tests and marketing mix modelling to show each channel's real contribution. Budget recommendations follow directly from the model.
What you get
- ◆Attribution approach and data audit
- ◆Multi-touch attribution model
- ◆Marketing mix model
- ◆Incrementality test designs
- ◆Budget allocation recommendations
How it works
- 01
Add it to your offer
Combine it with any other services, markets and a budget if you have one in mind.
- 02
Get a custom quote
We reply with scope, timeline and price for your brand, usually within one business day.
- 03
Accept and kick off
Accept with one click, get your invoice and meet the team that runs it.
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