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Know which leads and budgets are worth it

Leads aren't all worth the same. Prediction uses your own data to estimate what each one may be worth and what your next budget could return.

What is Prediction?

Prediction is the fourth step in the Netmark Intelligent Growth Loop. It uses models built on your first-party data to score leads, assign value, forecast demand, and show what marketing actually caused.

Past results become forward-looking decisionsModels learn from what already happened, so you can weigh choices before you spend.

What models learn from

  • CRM outcomes
  • Campaign results
  • Website behavior

Predictive models

Estimates that are monitored and retrained over time.

What you get

  • Lead scores
  • Lead values
  • Revenue forecasts
  • Budget scenarios

What's included in Prediction

  • Scoring & Propensity

    Estimate who is likely to convert and what they may be worth over time.

    • Predictive lead scoring
    • Conversion probability modeling
    • Customer lifetime value prediction
    • Audience propensity modeling
  • Value Modeling

    Put a value on leads and funnel stages so decisions reflect quality.

    • Funnel-stage conversion values
    • Lead quality valuation
  • Forecasting

    Project revenue and demand, and compare budget scenarios before you commit.

    • Revenue and demand forecasting
    • Budget scenario modeling
  • Attribution & Incrementality

    Find out what marketing really caused, using lift tests and mix modeling.

    • Incrementality-calibrated attribution
    • Conversion lift testing
    • Marketing mix modeling
  • Model Operations

    Monitor your models and retrain them so they stay accurate.

    • Model performance and drift monitoring
    • Ongoing retraining

How Prediction connects to the loop

From Measurement

Clean first-party lead and revenue data gives the models something real to learn from.

To Optimization

Scores, values, and forecasts become the signals and decisions Optimization acts on.

Prediction questions

What data do the models use?

Your own first-party data, including the lead and CRM outcomes connected during the Measurement step.

What is the difference between attribution and incrementality?

Attribution assigns credit to the marketing a customer touched. Incrementality asks whether the conversion would have happened without that marketing. Netmark uses incrementality to calibrate attribution.

How do the models stay accurate?

Model Operations monitors performance and drift, and models are retrained on an ongoing basis.

Talk to us about Prediction

Tell us where your marketing stands today, and we'll show you what to do first.