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Adstock and Carryover Effects
Free
Marketing

Adstock and Carryover Effects

Adstock and carryover effects refer to the phenomenon where the impact of advertising on consumer behavior is not instantaneous but persists and decays over time.

  • Apply the geometric adstock model to quantify the decay rate...
  • Evaluate the suitability of distributed lag models for captu...
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12 units
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Synthetic Control for Campaign Measurement
Free
Data Science

Synthetic Control for Campaign Measurement

Synthetic control is a quasi-experimental method used to estimate the causal effect of an intervention—such as a marketing campaign, a policy change, or a product launch—...

  • Apply causal inference principles to design a synthetic cont...
  • Apply the core concepts of synthetic control to frame a camp...
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12 units
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Conversion Lag Modeling
Free
Data Science

Conversion Lag Modeling

Conversion lag modeling is a statistical discipline that quantifies the duration between an initial user action—such as a click, sign-up, or ad impression—and a subsequen...

  • Analyze conversion lag data structures and identify censorin...
  • Construct and interpret Kaplan-Meier survival curves to desc...
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12 units
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Endogeneity in Marketing Econometrics
Free
Marketing

Endogeneity in Marketing Econometrics

Endogeneity in marketing econometrics refers to the correlation between an explanatory variable and the error term in a regression model, which arises when unobserved fac...

  • Analyze the endogeneity problem and its implications for cau...
  • Identify sources of endogeneity in marketing data such as om...
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12 units
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Statistical Power for Incrementality Tests
Free
Data Science

Statistical Power for Incrementality Tests

Statistical power for incrementality tests is the probability that a given experiment will correctly detect a true incremental effect — that is, the lift in a key metric...

  • Apply hypothesis testing essentials to formulate null and al...
  • Define effect size and minimum detectable lift to set practi...
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12 units
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Server-Side Tagging
Free
Technology & IT

Server-Side Tagging

Server-side tagging is an architectural approach to web analytics and marketing tag management in which tracking tags are executed on a server environment rather than dir...

  • Analyze web architecture and data flow to identify optimal i...
  • Design a server-side tagging environment using core componen...
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12 units
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Conversions API Integration
Free
Technology & IT

Conversions API Integration

Conversions API Integration is the technical practice of sending web and offline conversion events directly from a server to an advertising platform, such as Meta, bypass...

  • Analyze the benefits of Conversions API and server-side trac...
  • Configure the required prerequisites and set up a Conversion...
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12 units
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Consent Mode and CMP Architecture
Free
Technology & IT

Consent Mode and CMP Architecture

Consent Mode and CMP Architecture is a technical framework that governs how websites and applications collect, transmit, and process user data in alignment with explicit...

  • Analyze the purpose and regulatory drivers of Consent Mode i...
  • Design a consent management platform integration strategy th...
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12 units
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Data Clean Rooms
Free
Data Science

Data Clean Rooms

Data clean rooms are secure, isolated environments where multiple parties can combine and analyze datasets without exposing raw, personally identifiable information to ea...

  • Design a data clean room architecture that ensures secure da...
  • Apply privacy and security foundations to implement data cle...
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12 units
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Identity Resolution and Matching
Free
Data Science

Identity Resolution and Matching

Identity resolution and matching is the process of determining whether two or more records refer to the same real-world entity, such as a person, organization, product, o...

  • Analyze the core concepts and challenges of identity resolut...
  • Apply data standardization techniques to prepare raw records...
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12 units
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First-Party Data Strategy
Free
Marketing

First-Party Data Strategy

First-party data strategy is the discipline of systematically collecting, organizing, governing, and activating the data a business gathers directly from its own customer...

  • Evaluate the strategic shift to first-party data and its imp...
  • Design a cross-touchpoint data collection framework to captu...
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12 units
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Modeled Conversions
Free
Data Science

Modeled Conversions

Modeled conversions refer to the use of statistical and machine learning techniques to estimate conversion events that cannot be directly observed due to privacy restrict...

  • Design a conversion measurement framework that integrates mo...
  • Implement event-level tracking and server-side data collecti...
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12 units
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Building Energy Audit Methods
Free
Technology

Building Energy Audit Methods

Building energy audit methods are systematic procedures used to evaluate how much energy a building consumes, where that energy goes, and which efficiency improvements of...

  • Apply ASHRAE Level I, II, and III audit procedures to classi...
  • Build a normalized energy baseline using regression analysis...
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12 units
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Deep Retrofit Package Planning
Free
Nature & Environment

Deep Retrofit Package Planning

Deep retrofit package planning is the systematic process of designing a coordinated set of energy efficiency measures that together achieve dramatic reductions in a build...

  • Analyze comprehensive building assessment data to identify a...
  • Design holistic integrated retrofit packages that optimize e...
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12 units
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Menopause Support at Work
Free
Health

Menopause Support at Work

Menopause support at work refers to the policies, practices, and cultural changes that help employees experiencing perimenopause and menopause thrive in their roles.

  • Analyze the physiological and psychological symptoms of meno...
  • Evaluate the business case for implementing menopause suppor...
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12 units
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