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The Impact of an Advertising Campaign on the Company Performance

Student: Bykadorova Ekaterina

Supervisor: Igor Privalov

Faculty: Faculty of Management (Nizhny Novgorod)

Educational Programme: Business Administration (Bachelor)

Year of Graduation: 2024

This graduation thesis examines the impact of an advertising campaign on a company's performance using the example of Beeline and their campaign "Tariff UP: More GB - More Capabilities". The research aims to analyze the effectiveness of the advertising campaign and develop recommendations for future marketing strategies. Data processing methods include comparative analysis, Big Data analysis using Python programming language, and statistical analysis. The study is conducted at Beeline, with the participant being Ekaterina Bykadorova, a student at HSE, under the supervision of Alexey Panshin. The main findings confirm hypotheses of performance growth post-campaign, analysis qualitative and quantitative metrics, and provide recommendations for enhancing marketing strategies to improve the effectiveness of advertising campaigns in the future.

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