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M37 - Advertising 2 Advertising 1 Advertising effectiveness 1 C11 - Bayesian Analysis: General 1 Codes: C93 - Field Experiments 1 D12 - Consumer Economics: Empirical Analysis 1 Difference in differences 1 Display advertising 1 Field experiment 1 Information integration 1 Informative priors 1 M31 - Marketing 1 Online advertising 1 Prior reweighting 1 Statistical computing 1
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Bradlow, Eric 1 George, Edward 1 Lewis, Randall 1 Reiley, David 1 Wang, Pengyuan 1
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Meta-analyses using information reweighting: An application to online advertising
Wang, Pengyuan; Bradlow, Eric; George, Edward - In: Quantitative Marketing and Economics 12 (2014) 2, pp. 209-233
Because technology-enabled marketing research has led to information arriving at a rapid pace, methods in marketing that allow for coherent, sequential and fast information integration are needed. We propose in this research a new approach to information integration: Information Reweighted...
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Online ads and offline sales: measuring the effect of retail advertising via a controlled experiment on Yahoo!
Lewis, Randall; Reiley, David - In: Quantitative Marketing and Economics 12 (2014) 3, pp. 235-266
A randomized experiment with 1.6 million customers measures positive causal effects of online advertising for a major retailer. The advertising profitably increases purchases by 5%. 93% of the increase occurs in brick-and-mortar stores; 78% of the increase derives from consumers who never click...
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