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Lessons learned from applying PyData to our marketing organization

Talkat PyData Berlin 2015 · 2015-05-29..05-30· [python]
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GetYourGuide describes a PyData-stack system that automates keyword mining, campaign automation, predictive modeling, omni‑channel integration and customer segmentation. The stack uses Celery + RabbitMQ for API rate control, Fabric for deploys, Alembic-tracked schemas (≈250 schema versions in ~600 days), IPython notebooks as the operator UI, and a mix of scraping and third‑party APIs for ranking data. The pipeline automates 75% of work, launches campaigns in 13 markets and scales marketing 3x. Many components succeed; overly complex keyword NLP is abandoned for template‑based, pragmatic solutions.

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  1. 0:00PyData in marketing
  2. 1:55Marketing intelligence with PyData
  3. 3:22Lessons from domain expertise
  4. 5:07Speed in marketing competition
  5. 6:52Marketing technology components
  6. 10:46Building marketing infrastructure
  7. 13:56Data storage and schema evolution
  8. 15:23Third-party API challenges
  9. 17:28Data scraping risks
  10. 18:55Analyzing marketing data
  11. 21:41Market size and competitor analysis
  12. 23:51Sentiment analysis of reviews
  13. 26:40Keyword and ad targeting
  14. 27:45Hiring for marketing data science
  15. 29:10Measuring prediction impact
  16. 30:13Summary
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