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Marketing

Marketing

Marketing Science answers important research questions in marketing using mathematical modelling. Data science is mostly applied in marketing areas of profiling, search engine optimization, customer engagement, responsiveness and real-time marketing campaigns. Moreover, new ways to apply data science and analytics in marketing emerge every day. Among these, the new use cases include digital advertising, micro-targeting, micro-segmentation, and many others.

 

Research questions studied by marketing scientists include:
• How do consumers form their preferences during product search?
• How do consumers learn about the quality of new products?
• How do consumers search for their preferred product from a set of relevant options?
• How can firms best crowdsource new product ideas from customers or employees?
• How can firms optimize their international launch of new products?
• How can firms optimize their marketing and advertising spending?

 


Marketing

Marketing Science answers important research questions in marketing using mathematical modelling. Data science is mostly applied in marketing areas of profiling, search engine optimization, customer engagement, responsiveness and real-time marketing campaigns. Moreover, new ways to apply data science and analytics in marketing emerge every day. Among these, the new use cases include digital advertising, micro-targeting, micro-segmentation, and many others.

 

Research questions studied by marketing scientists include:
• How do consumers form their preferences during product search?
• How do consumers learn about the quality of new products?
• How do consumers search for their preferred product from a set of relevant options?
• How can firms best crowdsource new product ideas from customers or employees?
• How can firms optimize their international launch of new products?
• How can firms optimize their marketing and advertising spending?

 


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