Design of Experiments for Direct Marketing
This outline is provisional and subject to change.
This course teaches you how to design marketing experiments with more than one factor and how to maximize the information that is gleaned from a marketing campaign.
Learn how to
- determine the appropriate sample size for your tests
- build efficient experimental designs that generate as much information as possible for minimum cost
- identify challenges associated with analyzing experimental designs
- test as many factors as possible in a given campaign
- apply well-known experimental design practices to direct marketing efforts.
Who should attend
Business analysts and market researchers
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Prerequisites
Before attending this course, you should have completed the
Statistics II: ANOVA and Regression course or equivalent training and experience with regression models.
Course Contents
Introduction to Direct Marketing
- experimenting in direct marketing
- power and sample size
Testing with Two or More Factors
- two factors, each at two levels
- multiple factor designs
Improving Design Efficiency
- blocking
- analysis with covariates
Orthogonality
- too many treatments
- fractional factorials and orthogonal arrays
- optimal design and efficiency
- power and sample size revisited
- augmenting and customizing designs
Software
This course addresses SAS/STAT, SAS/QC, SAS/GRAPH. If your location does not have SAS/IML sotware, you can still benefit from this course.
Course Materials
Students receive a hardcopy of the course notes and, in some courses, can choose to take home a copy of the course data.
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Course fee and EPTO units will differ for on-site training.
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