
Visualize, Analyze, and Boost Marketing Performance Course
Turn raw marketing data into measurable growth with a comprehensive framework covering analytics, attribution, dashboards, and experimentation. Learn to track every campaign touchpoint, visualize performance across channels, and make budget decisions backed by evidence. This course equips marketers and analysts with the tools to prove impact and drive results.
What you will learn:
Build and maintain marketing dashboards that communicate performance to any stakeholder.
Configure accurate tracking plans, UTM parameters, and pixel-based conversion signals.
Apply rule-based and data-driven attribution models to evaluate true channel contribution.
Design statistically valid A/B tests and scale winning results across campaigns.
Analyze funnel drop-off data to identify and prioritize conversion optimization opportunities.
Forecast marketing performance and present data-backed budget plans to leadership.
How you study in practice Visualize, Analyze, and Boost Marketing Performance Course
How you practice Visualize, Analyze, and Boost Marketing Performance Course
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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 • 39 LessonsDuration between 4 and 360 hours (you decide)
Chapter 1HideHide detailsSee detailsMarketing Analytics Foundations
Marketing Analytics Foundations
Lesson 1 • The Data-Driven Marketing Mindset
Establishes why evidence replaces intuition in modern marketing decisions. Sets the analytical framework used throughout the entire course.
Lesson 2 • Core Marketing Metrics Defined
Introduces the essential quantitative vocabulary marketers use daily. Provides precise definitions that prevent misinterpretation in later analysis chapters.
Lesson 3 • Setting Meaningful KPIs
Teaches how to select KPIs aligned to business objectives rather than vanity metrics. Directly enables goal-setting in every subsequent analytical exercise.
Lesson 4 • Marketing Data Sources Overview
Maps the landscape of first-, second-, and third-party data sources marketers rely on. Prepares students to collect and connect data in later chapters.
Chapter 2HideHide detailsSee detailsData Collection and Tracking Setup
Data Collection and Tracking Setup
Lesson 1 • Designing a Tracking Plan
Covers how to document every event, property, and goal before touching any tool. A solid tracking plan prevents data gaps that undermine analysis.
Lesson 2 • Data Auditing and Hygiene
Teaches systematic methods to detect and fix tracking errors before they corrupt reports. Clean data is the prerequisite for every analytical technique in this course.
Lesson 3 • Web Analytics Implementation
Walks through tag-based tracking setup on websites and landing pages. Accurate web data is the backbone of conversion and traffic analysis covered later.
Lesson 4 • Pixel and Conversion Tracking
Covers platform-specific pixels and server-side conversion signals for paid channels. Accurate conversion data directly powers the paid media optimization chapters.
Lesson 5 • UTM Parameters and Campaign Tagging
Explains how to tag every marketing URL so traffic sources are correctly attributed. Proper tagging is prerequisite to the attribution analysis in later chapters.
Chapter 3HideHide detailsSee detailsBuilding Marketing Dashboards
Building Marketing Dashboards
Lesson 1 • Dashboard Maintenance and Governance
Establishes processes for keeping dashboards accurate, relevant, and trusted over time. Governance prevents dashboard sprawl and data inconsistency across teams.
Lesson 2 • Visualizing Channel Performance
Applies design principles to build channel-specific performance views for paid, organic, email, and social. Channel views form the core of most marketing dashboards.
Lesson 3 • Executive and Stakeholder Dashboards
Teaches how to distill complex data into high-level views for non-technical audiences. Stakeholder dashboards translate marketing work into business impact language.
Lesson 4 • Connecting Data Sources to Dashboards
Covers methods for pulling live data from ad platforms, CRMs, and analytics tools into a single view. Live connections eliminate manual reporting and enable real-time decisions.
Lesson 5 • Dashboard Design Principles
Introduces visual hierarchy, layout logic, and audience-first thinking for dashboard design. These principles govern every dashboard built in subsequent sections.
Chapter 4HideHide detailsSee detailsAnalyzing Website and Funnel Performance
Analyzing Website and Funnel Performance
Lesson 1 • Bounce Rate and Engagement Metrics
Explains engagement signals that indicate content-audience fit on landing pages. Low engagement metrics are early warnings of messaging or targeting misalignment.
Lesson 2 • Traffic Analysis and Segmentation
Breaks down traffic by source, device, geography, and behavior to reveal audience patterns. Segmentation is the lens through which all funnel analysis becomes actionable.
Lesson 3 • Goal Completion and Micro-Conversion Tracking
Tracks smaller conversion actions that predict final purchase or lead behavior. Micro-conversions reveal intent signals invisible in macro-conversion data alone.
Lesson 4 • Funnel Visualization and Drop-Off Analysis
Maps the step-by-step conversion path and quantifies loss at each stage. Drop-off data pinpoints exactly where to focus optimization effort.
Lesson 5 • Landing Page Performance Diagnosis
Applies traffic, engagement, and funnel data to evaluate individual landing pages. Page-level diagnosis feeds directly into the A/B testing chapter that follows.
Chapter 5HideHide detailsSee detailsAttribution Modeling and Channel Analysis
Attribution Modeling and Channel Analysis
Lesson 1 • Data-Driven Attribution Models
Introduces algorithmic attribution that uses actual conversion path data to assign credit. Data-driven models require the clean tracking data established in earlier chapters.
Lesson 2 • Attribution Reporting for Budget Decisions
Translates attribution insights into actionable budget reallocation recommendations. Connects analytical output to the performance optimization strategies in later chapters.
Lesson 3 • Attribution Fundamentals
Defines the attribution problem and explains why default models often mislead marketers. A clear conceptual foundation prevents costly misreads of channel performance data.
Lesson 4 • Cross-Channel Performance Comparison
Teaches how to compare channel efficiency using consistent attribution and normalized metrics. Apples-to-apples comparison is essential before reallocating budget across channels.
Lesson 5 • Rule-Based Attribution Models
Covers first-touch, last-touch, linear, time-decay, and position-based models with trade-offs. Rule-based models are the starting point before advancing to data-driven approaches.
Chapter 6HideHide detailsSee detailsA/B Testing and Experimentation
A/B Testing and Experimentation
Lesson 1 • Analyzing and Scaling Test Results
Covers result interpretation, winner implementation, and building a test-and-learn roadmap. Scaling winners systematically compounds performance gains over time.
Lesson 2 • Experimentation Principles and Statistics
Covers hypothesis formation, statistical significance, and sample size calculation. A rigorous statistical foundation prevents false positives that waste optimization effort.
Lesson 3 • Landing Page and Funnel Experiments
Extends testing to on-site elements identified as drop-off points in the funnel analysis chapter. Page experiments close the loop between diagnosis and improvement.
Lesson 4 • Testing Ad Creative and Copy
Applies experimentation methodology to paid and organic ad elements. Creative testing directly feeds the paid media optimization strategies in the next chapter.
Lesson 5 • Designing Valid A/B Tests
Teaches how to isolate variables, select audiences, and set test duration correctly. Proper design is what separates actionable results from misleading noise.
Chapter 7HideHide detailsSee detailsPaid Media Performance Optimization
Paid Media Performance Optimization
Lesson 1 • Budget Pacing and Scaling Strategies
Covers how to pace spend, identify scaling headroom, and expand budgets without sacrificing efficiency. Scaling frameworks protect ROAS while growing campaign volume.
Lesson 2 • Audience Targeting and Segmentation
Teaches how to build, layer, and exclude audiences to improve relevance and reduce waste. Precise targeting multiplies the impact of creative and bidding improvements.
Lesson 3 • Bidding Strategy Optimization
Compares manual, automated, and smart bidding strategies and when to use each. Bidding decisions directly determine cost efficiency and volume at any given budget level.
Lesson 4 • Paid Media Audit Framework
Provides a structured checklist for diagnosing inefficiency in existing paid campaigns. The audit creates a prioritized action list that drives all subsequent optimization work.
Lesson 5 • Creative Performance Analysis
Uses frequency, CTR, and conversion data to identify fatigued or underperforming creatives. Creative refresh decisions are grounded in the A/B testing methods from the prior chapter.
Chapter 8HideHide detailsSee detailsStrategic Performance Reporting and Planning
Strategic Performance Reporting and Planning
Lesson 1 • Quarterly and Annual Review Cadences
Establishes the rhythm of performance reviews that keep strategy aligned with results. Regular cadences institutionalize the analytical practices built throughout this course.
Lesson 2 • Forecasting Marketing Performance
Covers trend-based, regression, and scenario forecasting methods applicable to marketing data. Accurate forecasts enable confident budget requests and realistic goal-setting.
Lesson 3 • Performance Narrative and Storytelling
Teaches how to structure data into a coherent story that drives decisions rather than just reporting numbers. Narrative framing is what makes analytical work influential at the executive level.
Lesson 4 • Marketing Mix and Budget Planning
Applies attribution and channel analysis to allocate budgets across the marketing mix strategically. Budget plans grounded in performance data earn stakeholder trust and approval.
Lesson 5 • Building a Performance Improvement Roadmap
Guides students in creating a prioritized, time-bound plan for ongoing marketing optimization. The roadmap is the capstone deliverable that integrates every skill from the course.
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This course is for you:
Marketing coordinator: ready to move beyond spreadsheets into real analysis.
Digital advertising specialist: wanting data to justify every budget decision made.
Small business owner: managing their own campaigns without a dedicated analytics team.
Career changer: transitioning from a non-marketing role into a data-focused position.
Content strategist: curious about how performance data should shape editorial decisions.
Junior analyst: supporting a marketing team but lacking a structured analytical framework.
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