Volume 21 No 1 (2023)
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DIGITAL MARKETING STRATEGY USING MATHEMATICAL PREDICTIVE ANALYTICS TO INCREASE SALES
Pamela Alexandra Buñay Guisñan , Josué Sebastián Izurieta Navarrete , Guido Javier Mazón Fierro , Diego Bernardo Palacios Campana
Abstract
Today, selling products online has become a business priority due to the pandemic that
has spread around the world, reducing customers and sales, resulting in losses. Predictive
analytics techniques have contributed with great utility in the development of digital
marketing strategies, making it possible to predict future actions of customers. Therefore,
the purpose of this research was to develop digital marketing strategies and use predictive
analytics to increase sales. The steps carried out were: analysis: internal, presence, SWOT
matrix and external; planning: definition of objectives and strategies, finally execution:
digital marketing strategy and application of predictive analytics with the linear regression
model. The Google Analytics tool was used to obtain the data of: number of users,
number of page views and sales, scatter graphs were made with each of the variables
occupying the polynomial and linear trend lines, the coefficient of determination between
the two equations (polynomial and linear) was compared, the most suitable equation was
chosen, that is, the one closest to one and the projections of each of the variables were
made. In addition, with the projected values, two KPIs were used, the first to analyze the
behavior of users in the virtual store in the future and the second KPI of projected
monthly turnover increase to show that the virtual store strategy using predictive analysis
meets the objective of increasing sales by 5.54%.
Keywords
Predictive analytics, Digital Marketing, KPIs
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