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Ad copy represents the specific messaging and creative content delivered to potential customers through various marketing channels, designed to drive engagement, clicks, or conversions. An attribusjonsmodell (attribution model) is a framework used to assign credit to different marketing touchpoints along the customer journey for those conversions. The relationship between ad copy and attribution models lies in how attribution models enable marketers to evaluate the effectiveness of different ad copy variations across channels and touchpoints. By applying an attribution model, marketers can identify which specific ad copy influenced conversions most significantly, beyond just last-click data. This insight informs optimization of ad copy by highlighting which messages resonate best at different stages of the funnel or on different platforms. For example, a data-driven attribution model might reveal that certain ad copy performs better in early awareness stages, while other copy drives final conversion, guiding targeted creative adjustments. Without an attribution model, marketers risk misjudging the impact of ad copy, potentially overvaluing or undervaluing certain messages. Thus, attribution models provide the analytical foundation to measure and refine ad copy effectiveness systematically within digital strategy and marketing campaigns.

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Ad copy

nounæd ˈkɒpi

Text created for advertising or promotional purposes, specifically crafted to persuade or inform potential customers.

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attribusjonsmodell

noun/ˌɑtːɾɪbʉˈsjoːnsˌmʊdɛl/

A model or framework used to determine how credit or value is assigned to various contributors or factors in a process, often applied in marketing to allocate credit for sales or conversions among different channels or touchpoints.

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