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Marketing teams rely on campaign reporting to understand the effectiveness of their efforts and guide future strategy. Common metrics in marketing campaign reporting include impressions (how many times your ad was shown), clicks (how many times users clicked the ad), conversions (how many desired actions, such as purchases or sign-ups, resulted from the campaign), and ROI (return on investment, which measures the profitability of the campaign). Automating the calculation and reporting of these metrics can save time and ensure consistency across multiple campaigns.


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import pandas as pd

# Sample data for three campaigns
data = {
    "Campaign": ["Spring Sale", "Summer Blast", "Winter Promo"],
    "Impressions": [10000, 15000, 12000],
    "Clicks": [500, 900, 600],
    "Conversions": [50, 120, 80],
    "Cost": [1000, 1800, 1300],
    "Revenue": [3000, 5000, 3500]
}

df = pd.DataFrame(data)

# Calculate conversion rate and ROI for each campaign
df["Conversion Rate"] = df["Conversions"] / df["Clicks"]
df["ROI"] = (df["Revenue"] - df["Cost"]) / df["Cost"]

print(df[["Campaign", "Conversion Rate", "ROI"]])

When comparing campaign performance, you want to highlight which campaigns performed best on key metrics. For example, you might look for the campaign with the highest conversion rate or the best ROI. By generating a summary table, you can easily see how each campaign stacks up and identify the top performer, making it easier for marketing teams to make data-driven decisions.


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# Add columns to indicate the best performer for each metric
summary = df.copy()
summary["Top Conversion Rate"] = summary["Conversion Rate"] == summary["Conversion Rate"].max()
summary["Top ROI"] = summary["ROI"] == summary["ROI"].max()

# Flag the overall best campaign (highest ROI as primary metric)
summary["Top Campaign"] = summary["ROI"] == summary["ROI"].max()

print(summary[["Campaign", "Conversion Rate", "ROI", "Top Conversion Rate", "Top ROI", "Top Campaign"]])

Automating regular campaign reporting means marketing teams can receive up-to-date insights without manual effort. By scheduling scripts to process new data, generate summary tables, and flag top performers, teams can focus on interpreting results and optimizing campaigns rather than spending time on repetitive calculations. This automation not only saves time but also ensures accuracy and consistency in reporting.

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