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Marketing Attribution Notes

Sample 2 · 2026-10-29 · Grok Bot executor subagent (model family not disclosed)

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I can run first touch, last touch and linear on your paths. Three things need sorting out first, because they change the totals:

  1. A missing conversion count. The row "Organic > (direct)/(none)" has no number. A path with no count can't get credit. What's the count, or should I drop that row?
  2. Which numbers to use. You've sent two different kinds of data: raw paths with counts, and GA4's data driven results (Paid Search 54.3, Organic 20.1). Those are already modeled, so mixing them with raw paths would count things twice. Should I (a) model only the raw paths, or (b) compare my rule based results with GA4's data driven numbers as a separate column? For (b), I'd need the data driven figures for every channel and the same period.
  3. Date range. Which dates do these paths cover? The notes have to say what period they describe.

Also: are your three rows the full export? Three paths covering 42 known conversions (30 + 12) is a small base. If there are more rows, send them all, with revenue per path if you have it.

Defaults I'll use unless you tell me otherwise: - Models: first touch, last touch, linear. - Channel names: used exactly as given. "Direct" and "(direct)/(none)" stay separate unless you tell me they're the same. - Decision question: none given, so I'll write a general comparison. Tell me what you're deciding (for example where to put next quarter's budget) and the notes will focus on that.

On "which channel is really driving signups": no model can say that on its own. I'll show where each model gives credit and why they differ.