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Andreas Arentoft

Data Strategy Lead at Precis Digital

Andreas Toth Arentoft is a professional with a diverse background in data strategy, digital marketing, and business administration.

Andreas holds a Master of Science (MSc) in Business Administration & Information Systems (e-Business) from Copenhagen Business School, a Graduate Exchange (PGP) in Business Administration and Management from the Indian Institute of Management Bangalore, and a Bachelor of Science (BSc) in International Business and Politics.

He also studied at Ivey Business School at Western University and completed Upper Secondary Commercial Education at Niels Brock.

Andreas has a wealth of experience in various roles, including Data Strategy Lead, Senior Data Specialist, Digital Specialist at Precis Digital, and Supply Chain Process Support Coordinator at Sandoz.

His professional interests include writing, evident from his blog posts on topics such as digital marketing and search strategies.

In addition to his educational achievements and work experience, Andreas is known for his expertise in data analysis, digital marketing strategies, and business operations.

Andreas Toth Arentoft's valuable insights and experiences make him a respected figure in the fields of data strategy and digital marketing.

Highlights

Apr 5 · linkedin

Last week, before the news of Daniel Kahneman's passing, I was writing a potential LinkedIn post in my note app about great learnings I've gained from books over the years. At the very top was "Thinking Fast and Slow". No other book has influenced more how I see the world. In appreciation of the learnings I have received from this great researcher, here is the list I wrote down.

  1. Thinking fast and slow by Daniel Kahneman “Most decisions are made by impulse/emotion, not reasoning. Facts don’t win customers.”

  2. Black Swan by Nassim Taleb “Statistics rely on seen data. Your model is wrong if circumstances shift.”

  3. 7 Powers by Hamilton Helmer “Time and quality build brands, not short-term ad spend.”

  4. Lean Start-up by Eric Ries “Get feedback fast.”

  5. How brands grow by Byron Sharp “Market share is the best predictor of purchasing probability. Win the category.”

  6. The Hard Thing and Hard Things by Ben Horowitz  “Get things done and rip the bandage off.”

  7. Blink by Malcom Gladwell “Trust your gut, but always watch out for biases.”

Does anyone else have some other great lessons from great books? (It will be hard to top TFS, but I am still very curious!)

Aug 29 · linkedin

We have been working on something we really want to share - a GA4 Datamart. Most digital-savvy marketers will tell you that Google Analytics has been a staple in many MarTech stacks for years, but with GA4 we finally got a native integration with BigQuery in the free tier. However, for those starting to play with the new export, you'll quickly realize that it is quite costly to use (or at least your CFO will).

We've managed to fix that by using the dbt-ga4 open-source package from Velir combined with our own data management platform. The data mart we've come up with makes the GA4 export a viable analytics source by converting the data into a more workable format and filling in the gaps where GA4 is missing Google Ads data.

You can read more about the setup here: https://lnkd.in/eQsxRbYi

A big shout-out to my brilliant colleagues in our Technology department and a special thanks to Joshua Lowe (who doesn't have an LI profile to link to...) who was the main developer on this project! 🔥

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London, England, United Kingdom