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Abstract
This paper argues that when segmentation is undertaken before applying a model (any predictive model), this will improve both accuracy and insights. Rather than using a single model that provides average accuracy, segmenting similar behaviours and modelling with potentially different variables and potentially different coefficients drives both accuracy and insights. An example is used with survival modelling for a churn problem in the telecom industry, but the same approach would work for nearly any marketing analytic problem, including product purchases, forecasting, elasticity, lifetime value, same store sales and marcom efficiency.
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Author's Biography
Mike Grigsby has a PhD in marketing science, has written articles for trade and refereed journals, led seminars and taught in school in the fields of marketing science, advanced analytics, marketing research and marketing strategy.
Citation
Grigsby, Mike (2020, May 1). Using segmentation to improve strategy and predictive modelling. In the Applied Marketing Analytics: The Peer-Reviewed Journal, Volume 5, Issue 4. https://doi.org/10.69554/DDWQ6395.Publications LLP