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August 20, 2025Innovative Marketing2 citationsOpen Access

The impact of big data analytics on digital marketing decision-making: A comprehensive analysis

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RBRoberta BajramiAGAdelina GashiKBKaltrina Bajraktari

Key Points

  • Big data analytics improves targeting accuracy by 30% among High Adopters, enhancing decision-making effectiveness.
  • The use of logistic regression analysis identified four adopter segments with varying levels of efficiency gains.
  • Online surveys conducted with 230 professionals showed 85% use big data for segmentation and 60% achieve engagement gains.
  • Privacy concerns and technical complexity were significant barriers to effective big data utilization in digital marketing.

Abstract

Type of the article: Research Article AbstractThe fast development of data availability has altered digital marketing, establishing big data analytics as a vital tool for optimizing decision-making and enhancing campaign performance. This study explores how big data analytics contributes to effective decision-making, targeting precision, and customer engagement among digital marketing professionals. Conducted from June to August 2024 in Kosova, the research polled 250 professionals across varied industries (e.g., retail, banking, technology) and firm sizes (SMEs and major organizations), selected by purposive sampling. An online questionnaire, delivered through SurveyMonkey, achieved a 92% response rate (n = 230), capturing data on tool usage, benefits, and problems. Data pre-processing includes duplicate removal and mean imputation, followed by K-means clustering and logistic regression analysis using Python (scikit-learn, pandas). Results identified four adopter segments: High Adopters (35%) reported a 30% increase in targeting accuracy and 25% efficiency gain; Moderate Adopters (40%) achieved a 15% efficiency boost; Emerging Adopters (15%) noted 70% improved adaptability; and Low Adopters (10%) faced skill shortages (55%) and privacy concerns (65%). Overall, 85% leveraged big data for segmentation, 70% for real-time flexibility, and 60% observed a 20% engagement gain via sentiment analysis. Privacy (65%) and technical intricacy (50%) were important hurdles. These findings show big data’s revolutionary potential, underlining the need for scalable solutions, talent development, and ethical data practices to optimize its impact on digital marketing efficacy and inclusivity.

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Bajrami et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af56f4ad7bf08b1eadcdc2https://doi.org/10.21511/im.21(3).2025.13
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