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What motivated me to carryout an analysis on marketing campaigns and customer segmentation is that they are an essential component of how businesses promote their interests. It is therefore critical for companies to measure customer engagement with marketing campaigns, evaluate the effectiveness of previous efforts, and suggest data-driven strategies to boost engagement with upcoming campaigns. The data used in the project is taken from kaggle. I could not find a private company data, open for scraping and usage. Hence, my choice. 📰🗞️
numpy
for mathematical operations on arrays.datetime
for date manipulation.pandas
to perform data manipulation and analysis.seaborn
for data visualization and exploratory data analysis.plotly
to create beautiful interactive web-based visualizations.plotly express
easy-to-use, high-level interface to Plotly.
Languages
Languages | Usage |
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Python 3.11.0 |
Programming Language For data cleaning, manipulation and visualization |
Tools
Tools & Environment | Usage |
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Jupyter NoteBook |
An open-source IDE used to create the Jupyter document. |
Power BI (Power Query, DAX) |
Data visualization tool. |
Kaggle |
For downloading training data. |
Git |
A version control system to manage and keep track source code history. |
- Which products are performing best?
- Which channels are underperforming?
- What does the average customer look like for the Company?
- Which marketing campaign is most successful?
- Which Regions perform best?
- Which costumer segment purchase more?
- What does the costumer segment which accepted the last marketing campaign look like?
Data Collection
Getting data from Kaggle.
Data Cleaning and Preparation
Removing irrelevant and restructuring the dataset for easy analysis.
Visualization and Reporting
visually presenting data in form of charts and graphs.
Insights
presenting observations from the analysis.
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To run the (.ipynb) project use Notebook or Google Colab, while Power BI for the (.PBIX) file.
For support, email njimonda.co@gmail.com.
Contributions are always welcome!
Please adhere to this project's code of conduct
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