Why Attribution Is Broken — And What Comes Next
If you’ve ever looked at your ROAS and thought, “This doesn’t make sense”… this is the episode you’ve been waiting for.
— Jordan West — Ecommerce Entrepreneur & Podcast Host
- Why cookie-based tracking no longer reflects how people actually shop
- How to rethink attribution in a privacy-first world
- The flaws in multi-touch attribution and geo holdouts
- What a modern marketing intelligence platform looks like
- How brands can make smarter budget decisions with incomplete data
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