How to start in Marketing Analytics

This path is for anyone who wants to build a foundation in marketing analytics. It starts with the market and strategy, then buyer behavior, then collecting data from the web, and ends with sales forecasting.

  1. 1

    Why here: It sets the general foundation of marketing, market research, customers and competitors before you get into analysis details.

    After it you can: You can run a market study that covers customers and competitors, and shape a marketing mix that fits different markets.

  2. 2

    Why here: Once you understand the market, you need to know how buyers think and act, since analysis centers on customer behavior.

    After it you can: You can analyze consumer behavior and target customers more precisely based on that understanding.

  3. 3

    Why here: After you know what to look for in customers and the market, you need a data source, and this course teaches you to collect it from the web.

    After it you can: You can use ScrapeBox to collect and analyze data, search for related links and domains, and create Footprints.

  4. 4

    Sales Forecasting

    Intermediate

    Why here: It comes last because it uses data and your understanding of the market and customers to predict sales and support decisions.

    After it you can: You can apply sales forecasting methods and combine quantitative and qualitative approaches with AI in planning.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need previous experience before I start?
The courses in this category are at an intermediate level, so it helps to start with the Marketing Management course, which lays the groundwork for studying the market and customers.
If I already have some marketing background, where do I start?
Start with the Understanding Buyer Behavior course if you know market basics, or with the data scraping marketing course if your goal is collecting data.
What can I do at the end of the path?
You can analyze customer behavior and collect data from the web, then use it for sales forecasting and decision planning, as in the Sales Forecasting course.

All Marketing Analytics courses