September 21, 2007 | 4:26pm
 Sports have always been a huge part of my life. I was a cheerleader all throughout high school and college and even spent four years as a high jumper. Any dialogue with my dad or brother seemed to focus on football, baseball or basketball and revolved around team and player statistics. If I wanted to participate in their conversation, I had to have my facts straight.
It only makes sense then that I got involved with the Godfrey Analytics team. What better way to keep track of campaign "stats" than having hardcore evidence at hand?
Analytics gives us that in-depth look at how a specific campaign is performing and to ensure we’re hitting the target audience. Not only do the campaigns have to be appealing, but they also must produce results. If those results are not being attained, utilizing the analytical data will help to decide what tweaks must be made in order to achieve those results. I invite you to familiarize yourself with analytics, just as you probably already have with your favorite sports team.
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