
This course will broaden your understanding of how data science is applied in marketing settings.
Explore how data science applies to marketing by transforming structured, unstructured, and semi-structured data into insights, and distinguish data science from business intelligence and its machine learning foundations.
Explore the data science process, from data acquisition and cleaning to data warehousing, mining, reporting, and data storytelling, using dashboards and tabular data to reveal patterns and insights for stakeholders.
Data science is a blend of tools, algorithms, and machine learning to uncover patterns in raw and semi-structured data. Use programming, math, and statistics to test data and drive insights.
Explore how data warehouses collect data from operational sources, move through staging, and prepare metadata, raw data, and summary data for data marts in marketing analytics.
Compare structured data such as sensors, weblogs, and spreadsheets with unstructured data like images and text, and explain semi-structured data such as JSON and XML.
Clarify the distinction between structured, semi-structured, and unstructured data, highlighting tabular spreadsheet data as structured, weblogs and images as unstructured, and the role of machine readability in analysis.
Explore how data science drives marketing across traditional and digital channels. Learn about data types and practices—customer data, web search, cost analysis, SEO, social media, and email campaigns.
discover how marketers leverage analytics tools like Apache Spark, Excel, Google Analytics, HubSpot marketing hub, and Power BI to analyze streaming data and drive business insights.
Explore business intelligence as a set of processes to derive meaningful insights from data for better data-driven decisions, including descriptive and predictive analysis, segmentation, and marketing visualization.
Learn to clean and structure data in Excel, then build and customize pivot tables to summarize revenue and expenditures, using value field settings to switch between sum and average.
Learn to create a pivot table, visualize revenue by state with recommended charts, name and label charts clearly, and explore basic forecasting and macro recording in Excel.
Explore Power BI by importing data from Excel or SQL, transforming with Power Query Editor, building relationships across tables, and crafting dashboards with diverse visualizations.
In this course you will learn:
1. Data science and its process.
2. Integrating data science into marketing plans.
3. Types of data and how are they collected in marketing.
4. What tools are used by data scientists?
5. Marketing- intro, traditional and digital marketing.
6. Traditional marketing and digital marketing in Data Science.
7. Types of data needed by marketing professionals.
8. How data science is used in the marketing spectrum.
9. Business Intelligence Uses in marketing (What is it? How it is helpful?).
10. Business Intelligence vs Data Science.
11. Business Intelligence Tools.
We will further have labs on how to use PowerBI and Google Data Studio for manipulating and visualization of data and I will put all relevant links for you to download the tools directly.
I do know how tough it is to get a hang of new software and tools whenever starting new projects, but it all comes down to practice and commitment, I will help you find the direction in this course on how to better improve your work process in data analysis.
The rest will all be a result of your own efforts in trying to better yourself both as a learner and a professional.