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1-Course Outline_MAM_2021-22
1-Course Outline_MAM_2021-22
1-Course Outline_MAM_2021-22
Introduction
The Marketing Analytics & Metrics course has been designed with specific focus on the
applied methods and techniques used in marketing decision making in various organizations.
The frameworks, models, and hands-on analytical approaches will equip the participants to
take decisions using the systematic six step process of problem identification, developing
approach, applying method, collecting data, analyzing data and finally arriving at the
decisions.
Objectives:
To equip marketing managers with data analytics techniques for handling and analysing
business data and enable them in making better decisions
Develop a toolkit of marketing metrics that will enable managers to apply the right
metrics at the right time.
Also, to be able to apply and understand the relevance of these metrics in the context of
current / recent real world cases.
Learn how to develop and interpret company / marketing performance helpful in effective
decision making for the managers.
Pedagogy:
The pedagogy would be a mix of Lecture, Discussion, Group exercises in class, Case
Analysis, Assignments, Quizzes and Project Work. The onus of learning will be with the
student and the instructor will be a facilitator. Participants are required to bring their laptops
to the class with SPSS 16 or above installed. In addition, participants are required to do an
Analytics Project (in groups) involving at least two techniques.
The class would be divided into groups; each group of 6 members. For each class session,
each group is required to submit a two-page (one sheet back-to-back) summary of the pre-
class preparation for that class.
Evaluation Scheme:
Class Participation/ Assignments 10%
Quizzes 10%
Project work & Presentation 20 %
Final End Term Exam 60 %
Special Instructions
Participants need to read and analyze the case well in advance. Cases, readings, and exercises
for each session are indicated in the Session Plan. Further, the participants are required to make
a one-page handwritten decision sheet and submit before the start of the session. After making
the decisions, the participants must discuss within the group before the class.
Submission deadlines are to be strictly adhered to. Late submissions would not be evaluated.
References:
The following texts are prescribed for the course. For each session, the relevant chapter of the
text is mentioned in the session wise plan given.
Text Book:
“Marketing Metrics: The Definitive Guide to Measuring Marketing Performance” by Paul
Farris, Neil Bendle, Phillip Pfeifer and David Reibstein (2nd ed).
Reference Book:
“Marketing Analytics” by Wayne L. Winston, (Wiley) (Referred as “WLW” in session plan)
Session Plan
2
4 Customer Case: “Hubble Contact Lenses: Data Driven Reading: Note on
Segmentatio Consumer Market
n Direct-to-Consumer Marketing” HBS Product
Segmentation HBS
#: 519011-PDF-ENG
Product
#: 579055-PDF-
ENG
9 Predicting & Case: HubSpot: Lower Churn though Greater Reading: The
Combating Value of Keeping
CHI, HBS Product #: 110052-PDF-ENG
Customer the Right
Churn Customers, HBR
Product
#: H012GE-PDF-
ENG
3
10 Metrics for Case: Four Products: Predicting Diffusion Chapter 4
Product and
Portfolio (2011), HBS Product #: 512047-PDF-ENG
Managemen
t
11 Forecasting Case: National Chemical Corp.: Tiger-Tread, Chapter 10
Sales (WLW)
HBS Product #: 583151-PDF-ENG
(Modeling
trends and
seasonality)