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Examining the Influence of Financial Analytics on Data-Driven Marketing Campaigns

Authors: Akash Verma

Published: 2025-03-06 12:57:53.539

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Abstract

This study explores the nexus of financial analytics and marketing by analyzing how data-driven strategies enhance marketing campaign design and effectiveness. Using quantitative methods, the study identifies financial analytics as an independent variable and marketing performance metrics as dependent variables. It investigates five key areas: campaign targeting accuracy, budget optimization, customer segmentation, ROI measurement, and strategic integration of financial insights. Validating hypotheses that advanced financial analytics significantly enhance targeting, budget allocation, precision in segmentation, accuracy in ROI measurement, and strategic effectiveness, data from campaigns between 2015 and 2023 resonates with the results above. The role of financial analytics, though, remains central to the argument about ensuring optimality of marketing outcome, yet limitations include reliance on historical data and challenges associated with cross-industry data integration. However, future studies should focus on emerging technologies and various conditions of markets to deepen insights on these flows.

Keywords

Campaign targeting accuracy, Budget optimization, Customer segmentation, ROI measurement

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Akash Verma, (2025-03-06 12:57:53.539). Examining the Influence of Financial Analytics on Data-Driven Marketing Campaigns. JANOLI International Journal of Marketing and Finance, Volume F6fpZFrEm2NHldxxJFRE, Issue 1.

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