DDA

Data-Driven Attribution

A type of attribution model used in Google Ads that utilizes machine learning to analyze and assign conversion credit to various touchpoints throughout a customer’s journey. This model takes into account the actual contribution of each marketing touchpoint in driving conversions, based on historical data from your account.

Unlike other attribution models, which rely on predefined rules to distribute conversion credit, data-driven attribution considers the unique interactions of customers with your ads and adjusts the credit distribution accordingly. By analyzing the actual impact of each touchpoint, DDA provides a more accurate representation of your marketing channels’ performance, helping you make more informed decisions about budget allocation and campaign optimization.

To use data-driven attribution in Google Ads, your account must meet certain requirements, such as a minimum number of conversions within a specific time frame, to ensure that there is enough data for the machine learning algorithms to analyze effectively.

• Abbreviation: DDA

Additional Acronyms for DDA

• DDA - Disability Discrimination Act