Marketing Analytics for Leaders
Learn to leverage data to improve marketing efforts and drive them forward to achieve business goals
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At a Glance
- Type
- Courses
- Enrollment
- Open Enrollment
- Duration
- 8 weeks
- Format
- Online
- Total CEUs
- 3.8 CEUs
- Investment
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$2,500
Upcoming Dates
The University of Chicago’s eight-week Marketing Analytics for Leaders course will prepare you to take advantage of the possibilities of the use of data to enhance strategies and achieve better results.
The course will give you the skills and tools to review and analyze data and will provide strategic recommendations on positioning, pricing, and target audiences to drive growth.
Designed For
Designed for marketers, managers, and leaders who wish touse data analytics to improve their organization's marketing strategy. Although previous marketing experience is preferred, this course will benefit anyone interested in advancing their analytical acumen, as well as those who would like to pursue or transition into marketing leadership positions.
Marketing analytics helps collect and strengthen data from across all marketing channels. This information is key to improving marketing efforts and driving them forward to achieve business goals. Understanding data and analytics-related principles, strategies, and tools will help you reach your own learning goals and contribute more effectively to your business.
From the fundamentals of marketing analytics to building a data-driven culture within your organization, this course prepares you to take advantage of the exciting possibilities arising from the use of data to enhance strategies and achieve better results.
After completing the course, you will be able to:
- Apply your new skills and tools to review and analyze data.
- Leverage data to improve marketing and financial results.
- Present strategic recommendations on positioning, pricing, and target audiences to drive growth.
- Play an active role in creating a data-driven culture for your organization.
Are you ready to leverage data and take your marketing to the next level?
Learn how organizations incorporate data-driven marketing analysis to improve outcomes.
Learn moreOnline Learning Course Structure
- Eight weeks in length
- Weekly, self-paced, interactive learning modules and assignments are time-sensitive and should be completed by the set deadlines
- Synchronous sessions and live question and answer sessions
- Mentors will provide continuous support and encourage a dynamic and positive learning environment
Learning Objectives
- Understand the core principles of data analytics and the connection with marketing strategies
- Leverage data to create strategic competitive advantages
- Apply data-driven strategies to lead marketing and organizational initiatives
- Improve understanding of customers through insights and analysis
- Communicate and act on results through data storytelling
- Find, extract, organize, and describe data to support decision-making
Weekly Online Course Schedule
Become familiar with analytics and its impact on business outcomes, including qualitative vs. quantitative data, differentiation of data types and categories, and the analytics-based decision-making process.
Define the problem to be solved and explore problem statements and the SCQ(A) Framework. Explore previous findings, marketing analytics techniques, and data sources.
Learn about data vs. metrics, the components of data modeling and data quality; collections including sources, storage, and types; and data quantity and the importance of statistical significance.
Learn about the 4Ps of marketing analytics (product, position, price, and promotion), the consumer journey, and assessing customer relationships with the brand.
Learn about regression analysis, causation vs. correlation, types of marketing tests and when to use them, the fundamentals of marketing mix modeling, and A/B testing vs. multivariate testing.
Learn how to develop a data story, revisit the A in the SCQ(A) Framework, and learn to work with data charts and data visualization, and create compelling presentations using persuasive PowerPoint storytelling.
Learn about the organizational stages of data maturity, the best practices for creating a data-driven culture, data governance structure, and data governance model heading.
Learn about data and ethics including privacy, security, and emerging laws; emerging technology like voice and AI; and changes involving people and processes.
Meet Your Instructors
Bridget Sheahan, MBA, CFA
VP of Analytics and Insights, Valassis Communication
Bridget Sheahan works as the VP of Analytics and Insights at Valassis Communications, a global media and marketing services company. Her role entails leading the analytics services, data innovation, and data science teams. Prior to this role at Valassis, Sheahan held a number of analytics-related...
Career Outlook
The US Bureau of Labor Statistics projects that overall employment for advertising, promotions, and marketing managers will grow at the above-average rate of 8.1%, creating 26,000 new jobs over the next eight years. Significant new growth areas include digital marketing, multichannel marketing, and e-commerce—positions that did not exist in the early 2000s.
To succeed, marketing professionals need to immerse themselves in the digital world. Digital spending continues to increase exponentially, and technical and analytical skills have become the key to employability.
The ranking of Market Research Analyst in US News and World Report’s 2021 Best Business Jobs
The CAGR of the marketing analytics market over the next five years
Potential Job Titles for Marketing Analytics Professionals
- Account Manager
- Advertising Manager
- Business Analyst
- Business Development Analyst
- Digital Brand Manager
- Digital Marketing Analyst
- Market Research Analyst
- Marketing Analyst
- Marketing Data Analyst
- Marketing Manager
- Promotions Manager