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Webinar: The Total Economic Impact of ClearSaleing

Friday, October 1st, 2010

The Total Economic Impact of ClearSaleing

Forrester Consulting recently examined the total economic impact and potential ROI that enterprises may realize by deploying ClearSaleing’s advanced advertising analytics and attribution management platform. Join us for this free webinar to see the full analysis and how ClearSaleing’s customers have benefited from implementing its attribution management solution, including:

Methodology of the TEI
How attribution increased profitability
Credit where credit is due is the obvious benefit and here’s why
Other benefits aside from giving credit where credit is due
The competitive advantage of having this solution in place

Join Forrester Senior Analyst, Emily Riley, and ClearSaleing CIO, Adam Goldberg, for the webinar on Tuesday, October 5, 2010at 1pm EST.

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ClearSaleing Delivers 605 Percent ROI to Clients, According to Forrester Consulting

Wednesday, September 15th, 2010

Study Indicates Significant Cost Savings and Improved Efficiency in Decision Making, Media Buying for Clients Engaging in ClearSaleing’s Attribution Management Model

Columbus, OH (PRWEB) September 15, 2010

Forrester Consulting today issued a study detailing the value advanced advertising analytics provider ClearSaleing provides to its clients. The study, titled “The Total Economic Impact™ of ClearSaleing”, indicates a 605 percent adjusted return-on-investment for companies engaging in ClearSaleing’s attribution management offering, along with additional benefits of time savings, eliminating waste and more.

The Forrester Consulting study, which was commissioned by ClearSaleing and is available at http://landing.clearsaleing.com/tei, looked at the experience of four ClearSaleing clients, including a national financial services organization, an online retail organization, the online retail arm of a multinational automotive products and services company, and a full-service digital advertising agency. Forrester Consulting found that, by using ClearSaleing, these companies experienced a net present value of more than $2.3 million, in addition to improving efficiencies in decision making and media buying and increasing productivity in automation and reporting.

“We are thrilled to have the validation of a reliable third-party like Forrester Consulting to back up our more than four years of success in working with clients,” said Adam Goldberg, chief innovation officer and co-founder of ClearSaleing. “This study verbalizes what we at ClearSaleing have long known: our model for managing advertising portfolios is a valuable and irreplaceable asset.”

Forrester Consulting also found that customers are able to more efficiently bid on keywords and tighten ad spend by assigning attribution to each channel and by launching new initiatives to increase conversion rates. With more accurate reporting, customers could focus on new marketing campaigns, landing pages and other strategic projects that resulted in improved conversion rates. The companies interviewed by Forrester Consulting also experienced a significant cost and time savings in reporting, creating a more efficient and prosperous organization.

“The benefits of engaging ClearSaleing have proved nearly limitless for AmericanGreetings.com, providing us a strategic guideline for advertising that is based on measurable and actionable results,” said Tessa Fraser, senior marketing manager of American Greetings Interactive, a long-time ClearSaleing client. “Not only do we now better understand our customers and how to reach them more effectively, we also have eliminated tactics which weren’t reaching our desired audiences. ClearSaleing is an important partner in helping us achieve our long-term goals.”

Forrester Consulting’s proprietary Total Economic Impact methodology examines the cost, benefit, flexibility and risk factors that affect an investment decision. Its multistep approach evaluates the impact a company, like ClearSaleing, can have on an organization.

For more information on the Total Economic Impact study methodology, visit www.forrester.com/TEI. For more information and to read the full ClearSaleing study, visit http://landing.clearsaleing.com/tei.

About ClearSaleing

ClearSaleing has been named “Technology Platform Search Marketers Can’t Live Without” at the SES (Search Engine Strategies) Awards. ClearSaleing’s advertising portfolio management platform helps marketers identify ways to more effectively and profitably allocate ad spend across a complex mix of online advertising investments.

ClearSaleing is a thought leader in the growing scientific field of attribution management and publishes www.AttributionManagement.com that provides a rich repository of ClearSaleing and externally published articles, white papers and other material focused exclusively on attribution management.

ClearSaleing’s unique ability to give marketers telescopic insight into their online ad investment is attracting major brand customers such as American Greetings and Nationwide Insurance. The company was founded in 2006 and is headquartered in Columbus, Ohio. For more information, please visit www.ClearSaleing.com.

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Interactive Attribution: Last Click Measurement Is Dead. Now What?

Tuesday, December 29th, 2009

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Original Date- December 1, 2009

Length- 58 minutes

Fewer than one third of online marketers are happy with their ability to measure interactive media. The main reason is that the industry standard of crediting the last click or last interaction is flawed. Recently, several leading players in the industry have introduced the concept of attribution measurement, which assigns credit to multiple touchpoints in a consumer’s purchase path.

Forrester Research, Inc. Senior Analyst Emily Riley, a leading authority on the topic, will be our guest speaker and present an overview of her recently published Interactive Attribution Wave. Emily will review the shifting trends in the market, highlight key players, and show marketers how to gain valuable insights by adopting attribution measurement practices. This is the first time attribution vendors have been evaluated, yielding groundbreaking insights that are valuable for interactive marketers, vendors, and publishers alike.

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Webinar: Last Click Measurement Is Dead

Thursday, November 12th, 2009

Join ClearSaleing CIO and Co-Founder, Adam Goldberg, along with guest speaker, Forrester Senior Analyst, Emily Riley, for the webinar Interactive Attribution: Last Click Measurement Is Dead. Now What?

Recently, several leading players in the online advertising industry have introduced the concept of attribution measurement, which assigns credit to multiple touchpoints in a consumer’s purchase path. Emily Riley, a leading authority on the topic, will present an overview of her recently published Interactive Attribution Wave.

Adam will discuss some case studies concerning attribution and the critical components of an attribution management solution.

Register now for the webcast on Tuesday December 1, 2009 at 1PM EST

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Attribution Management Buyers Guide Part 6 & 7 – Purchase Path Stages and Time

Friday, October 30th, 2009

Given the critical nature of attribution management to advertising analytics, we have created the Attribution Management Buyer’s Guide for marketers to use when selecting an advertising analytics and optimization platform. The Guide is intended to highlight key attribution management features and functionality that should be available in any advertising analytics solution you select.

This is the sixth blog in a 10-part blog series for the Attribution Management Buyers Guide. This sixth section focuses on Purchase Path Stages.

Purchase path stages represent specific consideration steps in the overall buying process that a consumer goes through en route to a purchase.

Now that you are valuing ads based on where they occur in the customer buying cycle, it will be important for you to be able to identify and differentiate which specific ads introduce your brand to the customer, which ads influence their buying decision, and which ads close the sale. This information helps you pinpoint how certain ads are having a positive influence on customers in the beginning or middle of the buying cycle versus those at the end that close deals.

One question to ask vendors is, ‘How does your system report on which ads do a great job of introducing people to my business, closing deals, or being an ad that sits in between the two and influences the buying behavior? ‘

An additional benefit of working with a vendor that determines the effectiveness of all relevant ads along the purchase path is that, like most companies starting out in attribution, you will find you have many ads that close deals, but very few that wields influence during the early part of the buying cycle. This type of information highlights opportunities to invest in ads that are effective influencers in the early or middle parts of the buying cycle.

Attribution Management Buyers Guide Part 7 – Time

Time is one of the most impactful variables when performing attribution. Therefore, it is important that the attribution technology utilized provides you a lot of flexibility to apply different time variables and provides a lot of insight about the time it takes consumers to purchase and to navigate through the Purchase Path.

Here are some questions that you should ask of attribution management vendors to ensure that you’ll have the flexibility needed to handle this important variable:

– How is time factored in your tool’s attribution models?
– What kind of flexibility do I have?
– Can you tell me the time from first ad to conversion? Last ad to conversion?
– Can you tell me the time between ad clicks, ad impressions, direct visits, and organic visits in the Purchase Path?
– How long do your cookies last?
– How do I know the appropriate window of time to give credit back to an ad?

The ideal attribution management solution should be flexible with leveraging time as one of the key attribution attributes. Specifically, the solution should allow you to tell the time from first and last click to conversion. It should also be able to measure intervals between all clicks in the Purchase Path. This data, coupled with the ability to set an appropriate time window to apply attribution, will allow you to more accurately attribute proper credit back to the ads that contributed to the sale. In addition, the cookie that the vendor provides should optionally be configurable to last for much greater than 30 days, and it should renew each time that person visits the website.

The ideal attribution management vendor should allow you to easily see the time from first ad to conversion, last ad to conversion, and the time between each ad. The cookie that the vendor provides should last for much greater than 30 days and should renew each time that person visits the website.

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Independent Research Firm Names ClearSaleing A Leader in Attribution Management

Monday, October 26th, 2009

ClearSaleing Earns Highest Score in Both Current Offering and Strategy Categories among Interactive Attribution Vendors

Columbus, Ohio (PRWEB) October 26, 2009 — ClearSaleing, a technology and thought leader in attribution management, today announced that the company has been recognized by Forrester Research, Inc. as an Interactive Attribution “Leader” in an independent report: “The Forrester Wave^TM: Interactive Attribution, Q4 2009″ (October 2009)”. ClearSaleing received the highest scores in both the “Current Offering” and “Strategy” categories. It also garnered a 5.0 out of a possible 5.0 score for its strength of management team.

Forrester described ClearSaleing’s attribution offering as “a standalone attribution tool with rich modeling,” saying it “comes closest to offering a complete solution…” The report also says ClearSaleing’s technology is “easy to use, sophisticated, and relevant for a wide variety of interactive marketers” and notes that “ClearSaleing is an easy-to-install standalone product rather than a feature of a larger offering, but it is still relatively affordable and scalable for a range of clients…. Through a partnership with Vetra Analytics, ClearSaleing offers the best of both rich custom modeling and easy-to-use reporting.”

“ClearSaleing is delighted to be recognized by Forrester,” says ClearSaleing co-founder and Chief Innovation Officer, Adam Goldberg. “Since we began, ClearSaleing has been working steadily to develop and deliver technology that marketers can put to use immediately to optimize campaigns and realize the greatest ROI. We believe attribution management is the linchpin of any successful marketing strategy, combining customer insight with smart campaign management.”

The Forrester report also stated that “All of the clients we spoke with were fiercely loyal to ClearSaleing, citing its high level of service and its commitment to high-quality insights.”

Based on the increasing recognition among marketing executives as to the importance of attribution management and ClearSaleing’s position as a leader in advertising analytics technology, the Company has also been successful in forming partnerships with large interactive agencies to offer its attribution management platform to their customers.

“We did an exhaustive search and review of a wide range of attribution management solutions that we could use to optimize the performance of complex, cross-media campaigns that we manage for our customers,” said Dustin Engel, Vice President, Strategy and Media, Range Online Media. “And we found that ClearSaleing had by far the most robust advertising analytics platform, built from the mindset of attribution management,” Engel said. “The ClearSaleing Attribution Management platform has received enormous interest from our customer base and has already been implemented for a few of our clients, with many other customers lining up to implement our attribution strategies utilizing the platform.”

“We knew from the beginning that to optimize the ROI of a company’s online advertising portfolio required the ability to do cross-media profit tracking and true attribution management,” said ClearSaleing President and co-founder, Randy Smith. “We have built our advertising analytics platform from the beginning on these cornerstones and our customers and our agency partners all recognize our position as a leader.”

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About ClearSaleing

Named “Technology Platform Search Marketers Can’t Live Without” at the SES Awards, ClearSaleing’s advertising portfolio management platform helps marketers identify ways to more effectively and profitably allocate ad spend across a complex mix of online advertising investments.

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