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Subject category: Marketing
Published by: Berkeley Haas Case Series
Originally published in: 2017
Version: July 1, 2017
Length: 6 pages
Data source: Field research

Abstract

The case describes an experiment measuring the effectiveness of an online advertising campaign. Rocket Fuel's analysts need to prove the campaign had a positive return on investment (ROI). They randomly assign Internet users to a test or a control group based on cookies. The test group sees an ad for a new handbag by TaskaBella, Rocket Fuel's client. The control group are shown an unrelated public service announcement. Rocket Fuel tracks which users eventually purchased a handbag from TaskaBella, allowing analysts to calculate effectiveness. A data set is provided with the case so students can conduct their own analysis.

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Abstract

The case describes an experiment measuring the effectiveness of an online advertising campaign. Rocket Fuel's analysts need to prove the campaign had a positive return on investment (ROI). They randomly assign Internet users to a test or a control group based on cookies. The test group sees an ad for a new handbag by TaskaBella, Rocket Fuel's client. The control group are shown an unrelated public service announcement. Rocket Fuel tracks which users eventually purchased a handbag from TaskaBella, allowing analysts to calculate effectiveness. A data set is provided with the case so students can conduct their own analysis.

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