Forty markets, six channels, three devices. Which one missed forecast, and why?
Bicycle compares marketing performance with forecast for every market, channel and device, and shows which combinations moved and how much each contributed.
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A weekly marketing review means pulling every market and channel by hand to find the few that moved. By the time it is done, the week is over.
Each week starts with the combinations that moved, problems and opportunities, with their contribution and a recommendation for the owner.
What happens when a KPI moves.
- 01
Detect
Performance in one market, channel or device moves away from forecast.
- 02
Explain
The combinations that moved are named, with how much each contributed.
- 03
Act
Bicycle recommends a specific step to the channel owner, such as moving budget.
- 04
Learn
Recommendations that were acted on feed back, and what worked is repeated in other regions.
less analyst time on the weekly marketing review
Seen at: a global travel marketplace.
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Common questions
How do you find which channel and market combination caused a forecast miss?
What data does forecast-versus-actual marketing analysis run on?
How do marketing leaders and channel owners work from the same numbers?
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See it on your own KPI.
Bring one revenue-critical KPI. We'll show how Bicycle detects the movement, explains the cause, and recommends the next step.
