
Data Marketing Course
Master the full spectrum of data-driven marketing — from audience segmentation and predictive analytics to paid media optimisation and personalisation strategy. This course gives you the technical skills and strategic frameworks to turn raw data into measurable business results. If you're ready to make smarter marketing decisions backed by real evidence, this is where you start.
What you'll learn:
You will learn how to collect, clean, and manage first-party marketing data using CDPs, CRMs, and tag management systems. You will build audience segments, run A/B tests, and design attribution models that connect campaigns to revenue. The course covers predictive analytics, customer lifetime value modelling, and machine learning applications in marketing. You will also develop skills in SQL, data visualisation, and marketing automation workflows. By the end, you will be able to audit your organisation's data maturity and build a prioritised roadmap aligned to business goals.
How you study in practice Data Marketing Course
How you practise Data Marketing Course
For businesses looking to train their team
With Dedika for businesses, the course includes exercises and examples tailored to your own business and the way your company needs.
Course content
8 Chapters • 41 LessonsDuration between 4 and 360 hours (you decide)
Chapter 1HideHide detailsSee detailsFoundations of Data Marketing
Foundations of Data Marketing
Lesson 1 • Data Quality and Governance Basics
Introduces accuracy, completeness, and consistency as quality dimensions. Connects poor data quality to wasted spend and missed targeting.
Lesson 2 • What Data Marketing Actually Is
Defines data marketing by contrasting it with intuition-based approaches and maps its core components. Establishes shared vocabulary used throughout the course.
Lesson 3 • Ethical and Regulatory Foundations
Covers consumer privacy rights, consent frameworks, and data minimisation principles. Grounds ethical practice in business risk and consumer trust.
Lesson 4 • The Data Marketing Ecosystem
Maps the tools, teams, and data sources that form a modern marketing stack. Shows how each element connects to campaign execution.
Lesson 5 • Types of Marketing Data
Categorises behavioural, demographic, transactional, and contextual data. Explains when each type drives the most actionable insights.
Chapter 2HideHide detailsSee detailsCollecting and Managing Marketing Data
Collecting and Managing Marketing Data
Lesson 1 • Tag Management and Pixel Implementation
Explains how tags and pixels fire data to analytics and ad platforms. Teaches implementation logic without requiring deep coding skills.
Lesson 2 • Customer Data Platforms and CRMs
Distinguishes CDPs from CRMs and explains when each is appropriate. Shows how unified profiles are built from multiple data sources.
Lesson 3 • Data Storage and Access Architecture
Introduces data warehouses, data lakes, and marts as storage options for marketing data. Connects storage choice to query speed and team accessibility.
Lesson 4 • Data Cleaning and Preparation
Teaches deduplication, normalisation, and handling of missing values in marketing datasets. Prepares students to deliver analysis-ready data.
Lesson 5 • First-Party Data Collection Methods
Covers website tracking, CRM inputs, surveys, and loyalty programmes as primary collection channels. Emphasises owned data as the most reliable marketing asset.
Chapter 3HideHide detailsSee detailsAudience Segmentation and Targeting
Audience Segmentation and Targeting
Lesson 1 • Audience Activation Across Channels
Covers how segments are pushed to ad platforms, email tools, and personalisation engines. Addresses match rates and identity resolution in activation.
Lesson 2 • Lookalike and Predictive Audiences
Explains how seed audiences are used to model and expand reach to similar prospects. Introduces predictive scoring as a targeting enhancement.
Lesson 3 • Segmentation Strategy Fundamentals
Defines segmentation criteria and explains why granularity must match campaign objectives. Introduces the trade-off between segment size and specificity.
Lesson 4 • Segment Performance Measurement
Defines KPIs for evaluating segment quality and campaign fit. Teaches iterative refinement based on performance feedback.
Lesson 5 • Behavioural and Psychographic Segmentation
Uses purchase history, browsing patterns, and attitudinal data to form deeper audience profiles. Connects behavioural signals to messaging strategy.
Chapter 4HideHide detailsSee detailsMarketing Analytics and Measurement
Marketing Analytics and Measurement
Lesson 1 • Dashboard Design and Reporting
Teaches principles of effective marketing dashboards for different stakeholder audiences. Covers layout, chart selection, and automated reporting workflows.
Lesson 2 • Experimentation and A/B Testing
Introduces hypothesis-driven testing, sample size calculation, and statistical significance for marketing experiments. Connects test results to iterative campaign improvement.
Lesson 3 • Web and Campaign Analytics
Covers traffic analysis, session behaviour, and campaign performance reporting using analytics platforms. Teaches UTM parameter strategy for accurate source attribution.
Lesson 4 • Core Marketing Metrics Framework
Establishes a hierarchy of metrics from awareness to revenue and maps each to funnel stages. Prevents vanity metric traps by linking metrics to business outcomes.
Lesson 5 • Attribution Modelling
Compares last-click, linear, time-decay, and data-driven attribution models. Guides model selection based on channel mix and data availability.
Chapter 5HideHide detailsSee detailsPersonalisation and Customer Experience
Personalisation and Customer Experience
Lesson 1 • Email and CRM Personalisation
Covers dynamic content, behavioural triggers, and lifecycle-based messaging in email and CRM systems. Ties personalisation depth to open, click, and conversion rates.
Lesson 2 • Personalisation Strategy and Maturity
Maps personalisation from rule-based to AI-driven and helps students assess their organisation's current maturity. Frames personalisation as a business capability, not just a tactic.
Lesson 3 • Omnichannel Personalisation Orchestration
Explains how to coordinate personalised messages across email, paid, web, and in-store channels. Addresses data synchronisation and message sequencing.
Lesson 4 • Privacy-Safe Personalisation Techniques
Covers contextual targeting, cohort-based personalisation, and on-device processing as privacy-preserving alternatives. Balances relevance with consumer trust.
Lesson 5 • Website and App Personalisation
Teaches real-time content adaptation based on user segments, behaviour, and context. Covers recommendation engines and on-site testing.
Chapter 6HideHide detailsSee detailsPaid Media and Data-Driven Advertising
Paid Media and Data-Driven Advertising
Lesson 1 • Search and Social Campaign Targeting
Covers keyword intent data, audience layering, and custom audience uploads for search and social platforms. Teaches targeting refinement using performance data.
Lesson 2 • Paid Media Data Fundamentals
Introduces the data signals that power paid media targeting and bidding decisions. Connects first-party data quality to ad platform performance.
Lesson 3 • Budget Allocation and Bid Optimisation
Teaches data-driven budget allocation across channels using performance signals and marginal return analysis. Covers automated bidding strategy selection.
Lesson 4 • Programmatic Advertising and DSPs
Explains real-time bidding, deal types, and data management in programmatic buying. Covers brand safety and inventory quality controls.
Lesson 5 • Creative Data and Ad Testing
Uses performance data to guide creative decisions, ad format selection, and iterative testing. Introduces dynamic creative optimisation principles.
Chapter 7HideHide detailsSee detailsPredictive Analytics and Machine Learning in Marketing
Predictive Analytics and Machine Learning in Marketing
Lesson 1 • Customer Lifetime Value Modelling
Teaches CLV calculation methods and their use in acquisition budget setting and retention prioritisation. Connects CLV to long-term revenue strategy.
Lesson 2 • Model Deployment and Monitoring
Covers the steps from model training to production deployment and ongoing performance monitoring. Addresses model drift and retraining triggers.
Lesson 3 • Recommendation Systems in Marketing
Explains collaborative filtering, content-based, and hybrid recommendation approaches. Covers implementation considerations for e-commerce and content platforms.
Lesson 4 • Predictive Analytics Foundations
Introduces regression, classification, and clustering as the core model types used in marketing. Frames each model type by the marketing question it answers.
Lesson 5 • Churn Prediction and Retention Models
Builds churn prediction models using behavioural and transactional features. Translates model output into targeted retention interventions.
Chapter 8HideHide detailsSee detailsData Marketing Strategy and Roadmap
Data Marketing Strategy and Roadmap
Lesson 1 • Aligning Data Strategy to Business Goals
Translates business objectives into data marketing priorities and measurable success criteria. Prevents strategy-execution misalignment.
Lesson 2 • Measuring and Evolving the Strategy
Establishes review cadences, performance benchmarks, and feedback loops to keep the strategy current. Connects ongoing measurement to strategic iteration.
Lesson 3 • Technology and Vendor Selection
Teaches a structured evaluation process for selecting marketing technology based on data needs and integration requirements. Covers build vs. buy decisions.
Lesson 4 • Building a Data-Driven Marketing Team
Defines the roles, skills, and operating models needed to execute a data marketing strategy. Covers hybrid team structures and capability development.
Lesson 5 • Auditing Current Data Marketing Maturity
Provides a structured framework for assessing data, technology, talent, and process maturity. Identifies gaps between current state and strategic goals.
Lesson 6 • Roadmap Development and Prioritisation
Guides students through building a phased data marketing roadmap with clear milestones and resource requirements. Covers prioritisation frameworks for competing initiatives.
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This course is for you:
Marketing manager: wants to stop guessing and start deciding with data.
Digital advertising specialist: needs sharper targeting skills to improve campaign returns.
Career changer: moving from a non-marketing role into a data-focused marketing position.
Small business owner: ready to use customer data to grow revenue more efficiently.
Marketing analyst: looking to expand beyond reporting into strategy and predictive modelling.
Product marketer: seeking to connect user behaviour data to messaging and positioning decisions.
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