Mobile marketers have been in the dark during the past couple of months over the measurement mess in iOS. MMMs have been around for a while to help with channel attribution.
Recently, Facebook released their open source code Robyn to build MMMs, which we’ve written and spoken about. Today’s episode talks about Google’s solution: their LightweightMMM library.

In today’s episode, Michael Taylor, Co-Founder of Vexpower walks us through Google’s LightweightMMM, how it’s different from Robyn, and how it’s set up.

This audio episode is an introduction to the video walkthrough on Youtube, where Mike takes you through a screenshare of LightweightMMM and how it’s configured.

KEY HIGHLIGHTS

🌰 How is Facebook’s Robyn different from traditional MMMs

🧃 Why Facebook’s Robyn seems to more acceptable than traditional MMMs

🤿 Robyn’s open source makes it an easier model to learn

🕹 The entry of Google’s LightweightMMM

🛠 Understanding the Bayesian model, and how it’s different.

🛠 A Bayesian model is more descriptive when compared to an MMM on Excel

Check out the show notes here: https://mobileuseracquisitionshow.com/episode/google-lightweight-mmm-mike-taylor-vexpower/

The Youtube video is here: https://youtu.be/oRYN0V6sPlM

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