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Infographic: 70% Of Companies Still Struggle To Act On Marketing Attribution Insights

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Published on: 5th October 2017 at 10:32 AM
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Global adoption of marketing attribution has increased, but the majority of businesses are still struggling to act on insights, according to new research.

Performance marketing company AdRoll has released its 2017 State of Marketing Attribution report in conjunction with Econsultancy, which provides detailed insights into marketer’s thoughts on the changing dynamics of attribution.

The report found that 81 per cent of organisations are using marketing attribution, yet 70 per cent respondents still struggle to act on insights, citing defining the online customer journey as the most significant barrier to more effective usage.

Here’s a handy infographic that summarises all of the key findings of the report:

Infographic - The State of Marketing Attribution (AdRoll)

Shane Murphy, vice president of marketing at AdRoll, said: “Attribution continues to be one of the hottest topics in the industry for a reason: it has huge consequences, such as lost revenue and wasted ad budget, if not done properly.

“The State of Marketing Attribution report gives a sense of how marketers are dealing with this challenging topic.

“Marketers are being held to higher standards of measurement and accountability than ever before, and attribution models have the ability to show the true impact our discipline has on the bottom line of a business.”

Monica Savut, head of commercial research services at Econsultancy, said: “There’s increased recognition of the role marketing attribution can play in helping companies to maximise their business outcomes, but knowledge and confidence surrounding the use of various methods could prove to be a stumbling block.

“This year’s research shows that companies need to take a more holistic and nuanced approach to attribution, constantly adjusting and refining until the correct balance is achieved.”

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