Distill 100%–Usable Max-Profit Knowledge from Your Digital Data. Do It Now! 
 
Why hasn’t all that data delivered a whopping competitive advantage? Because you’ve barely begun to use it, that’s why! Good news: neither have your competitors. It’s hard! But digital marketing analytics is 100% doable, it offers colossal opportunities, and all of the data is accessible to you. Chuck Hemann and Ken Burbary will help you chop the problem down to size, solve every piece of the puzzle, and integrate a virtually frictionless system for moving from data to decision, action to results! Scope it out, pick your tools, learn to listen, get the metrics right, and then distill your digital data for maximum value for everything from R &amp;D to CRM to social media marketing!
 
• Prioritize—because you can’t measure, listen to, and analyze everything
• Use analysis to craft experiences that profoundly reflect each customer’s needs, expectations, and behaviors
• Measure real social media ROI: sales, leads, and customer satisfaction
• Track the performance of all paid, earned, and owned social media channels
• Leverage “listening data” way beyond PR and marketing: for strategic planning, product development, and HR
• Start optimizing web and social content in real time
• Implement advanced tools, processes, and algorithms for accurately measuring influence
• Integrate paid and social data to drive more value from both
• Make the most of surveys, focus groups, and offline research synergies
• Focus new marketing and social media investments where they’ll deliver the most value
 
Foreword by Scott Monty
Global Head of Social Media, Ford Motor Company
 
**Review
“The first edition of this book set the bar for brands and agencies looking to understand how to analyze the impact of digital marketing. What is remarkable is that it hasn’t needed a new edition since it was published in 2013, given the pace of change in this marketplace. 
“While DMA 2.0 does represent a root and branch update and moves the authors’ thinking on in significant ways—covering new platforms, new metrics, new ways of measuring—its essential common sense and no-nonsense approach remains constant. Chuck and Ken lead marketers clearly and efficiently through the minefield of digital marketing measurement. And they do so with a lightness of touch and absence of jargon so rare in this overhyped, much-misunderstood ecosystem. To be recommended.” 
— Sam Knowles , Founder &amp; MD of Insight Agents; author of Narrative by Numbers: How to Tell Powerful &amp; Purposeful Stories with Data 
“This book is more vital and important than ever. Hemann and Burbary go beyond the basics to show you precisely how to measure every element of your digital marketing. A must-read!” 
— Jay Baer , Founder of Convince &amp; Convert 
“While a lot of the tactics of digital marketing have changed since the first edition of this book, two things haven’t: the need to measure the right things, and my trust that Chuck and Ken have you covered, right here in the pages of this new edition. Indispensable for the modern, data-driven marketer.” 
— Tom Webster , Senior Vice President, Strategy and Marketing, Edison Research 
From the Author
Over the last several months we have been asked constantly, "why did you write this book?" There are many reasons, but here are five of them. 
 * Digital marketing analytics roadmap - There are books currently available on the market that talk about traditional communications measurement. There are plenty of books currently available on the market that discuss the intricacies of web analytics. What there wasn't, in our view, was a roadmap for communicators that tied elements of  digital, social and traditional analytics together. 
 * Not another web analytics book - If you search on Amazon for"web analytics" you will be faced with nearly 2,000 different results. To say that the topic of web analytics has been covered would be the understatement of the century. While we do talk briefly about web analytics in the book do not look for an extensive discussion about the topic.
 * Analytics toolbox development - If you currently work for a brand, or represent one on the agency side you know how many digital analytics tools currently exist on the marketplace. There are literally hundreds of social media monitoring tools alone. What we wanted to provide to communicators was a list of tools that should be in every toolbox. If you are wondering what those tools are be sure to check out chapters 4-9 in the book.
 * Measurement best practices - People like Katie Paine have been writing about best practices in media measurement for years, and we think it is great stuff. What we wanted to give more color on, though, was how we could bring together paid, social and traditional metrics into one cohesive scorecard. If we want to shout from the rooftops about the importance of integrated communications, we should be shouting equally as loudly for integrated measurement.
 * Bringing client experience to life - Both of us have several years of experience counseling clients on any number of analytics problems, and we wanted to be sure that came to life in the book. Where possible you will see names of companies we have worked with, but at a minimum what you will see throughout the book is our experience working with the Fortune 500 to gather, analyze and develop insights from volumes of digital data.

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