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Consolidate name to Marketing Mix Modeling or Media Mix Modeling #1448

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wd60622 opened this issue Jan 31, 2025 · 2 comments
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Consolidate name to Marketing Mix Modeling or Media Mix Modeling #1448

wd60622 opened this issue Jan 31, 2025 · 2 comments
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wd60622 commented Jan 31, 2025

Many places in the docs using Marketing Mix Modeling and others use Media Mix Modeling.

Would be good to consolidate these to one or introduce them once then use the abbreviation throughout the docs.

What are thoughts? Vote for these options:

😀 -> Marketing Mix Modeling
🎉 -> Media Mix Modeling
👀 -> Introduce both and use abbreviation throughout the docs
🚀 -> linear regression

@wd60622 wd60622 added MMM docs Improvements or additions to documentation request discussion and removed Needs Triage labels Jan 31, 2025
@wd60622 wd60622 changed the title Considate name to Marketing Mix Modeling or Media Mix Modeling Consolidate name to Marketing Mix Modeling or Media Mix Modeling Jan 31, 2025
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Here's what AI thinks:

MMM can stand for both:

Marketing Mix Modeling (Marketing MMM) – A statistical approach used to quantify the impact of different marketing activities (e.g., TV ads, digital ads, promotions) on sales or other business KPIs. It helps businesses allocate budgets effectively by determining the ROI of each channel.

Media Mix Modeling (Media MMM) – A subset of marketing mix modeling that focuses specifically on media-related spending and its effects. It is often used interchangeably with Marketing MMM, but some practitioners distinguish it by emphasizing the role of media investments (TV, digital, radio, print, etc.) over other marketing factors like pricing and distribution.

Since you’re working on a generalized MMM approach with varying adstock and saturation parameters, I assume you're referring to Marketing Mix Modeling, which includes both media and non-media factors affecting sales. Let me know if you need a more specific clarification!

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wd60622 commented Feb 1, 2025

Us humans had a discussion before and landed on Marketing Mix Model as well. I am for that and that explanation is some good rational to support

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