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Mix media modeling (MMM)

Mix media modeling is a statistical analysis technique used to assess the effectiveness of different marketing channels and their contribution to overall campaign performance. By analyzing historical data across multiple media platforms, businesses can identify the optimal media mix that maximizes reach, engagement, and return on investment (ROI), enabling more informed marketing decisions.

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