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Determining Cause and Effect through Experiments

Distinguishing between correlation and causation is critical to interpreting experiment results. Watch Raj Venkatesan explain more.

Learn about how to distinguish between correlation and causation in order to ensure your marketing experiments are actually increasing sales.

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