Category-level Attribution

Attribution is typically run across all conversions that occur within a time period. However, E-Commerce marketers have an opportunity to get more granular, and analyze a subset of their conversions specific to a particular category. They can run attribution at the category level in order to answer questions like: * Which channels are best at […]

Kathryn Astbury
Kathryn Astbury
Senior Director of Marketing

Attribution is typically run across all conversions that occur within a time period. However, E-Commerce marketers have an opportunity to get more granular, and analyze a subset of their conversions specific to a particular category.

They can run attribution at the category level in order to answer questions like:

* Which channels are best at driving revenue for high-margin categories, like lady’s handbags and shoes?
* Which ones are best at driving conversions for my top-selling men’s shoes category?
and so forth.

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