How to Use the Scientific Method to Improve Your Marketing

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Marketing can be a fun, creative department to work in, but when done right, your process will always be driven by data, numbers, and objectivity. Because of this, applying the Scientific Method, which most of us learned about in school, can help marketers better understand what they’re doing well, enabling them to make more accurate predictions about what’s likely to work in future.

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