How does anyone actually know if an ad worked?
Marketers talk about attribution, lift, and mix models like everyone already knows what they mean. This is a place to slow down and find out — starting from a plain question someone might actually ask, and working through, step by step, how you'd go about answering it. Everything here uses made-up data, so there's nothing to get wrong.
Synthetic data only — no real customer data, no uploads, no auth
The learning journey
- 01What data do we have?First-Party Data Onboarding
- 02Who should we target?Lookalike Audience Modelling
- 03Where should we target?Geographic / Postcode Propensity
- 04What happened?Footfall / Store Visit Measurement
- 05Did advertising cause it?Incrementality
- 06What drove the business?Marketing Mix Modelling
- 07What should we do next?
Four categories, one shared pipeline
Every solution — from onboarding first-party data to modelling the full marketing mix — follows the same path: business problem, methodology, synthetic data, model, and a business answer.
Data & Activation
Turning owned customer data into usable, privacy-safe advertising audiences.
1 solution · 1 lab
Audience
Finding and scoring the people — or places — most worth targeting.
4 solutions · 4 labs
Measurement
Proving whether advertising actually changed behaviour, not just correlating with it.
4 solutions · 4 labs
Investment & Strategy
Deciding where marketing budget should go and why.
1 solution · 1 lab
Start with a customer question
Customers describe problems in plain English, not methodology terms. Pick one to see how it's translated into a technical solution.