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Appendix · Model Training

Strategic applications for model training

01

Predictive Campaign Performance

Training Objective

Forecast campaign ROI, click volume and conversion likelihood before a campaign launches.

Data Used

Historical campaigns with known outcomes paired with setup features: platform, audience segment, creative type, listing characteristics, budget.

02

Audience Segmentation & Targeting

Training Objective

Identify which demographic segments engage with specific property types, then cluster high-value audiences.

Data Used

Engagement metrics (CTR, clicks, impressions) cross-referenced with audience characteristics and listing types.

03

Creative Content Effectiveness

Training Objective

Predict which creative elements drive engagement for specific audience-property combinations.

Data Used

Content attributes (headlines, descriptions, media types, visual features via image recognition) paired with engagement outcomes.

04

Lead Quality & Source Attribution

Training Objective

Distinguish genuine inquiries from tire-kickers, and identify which channels produce high-intent leads.

Data Used

Lead source (platform, campaign, audience segment) paired with conversion outcomes or quality signals.

05

Optimal Timing & Seasonality

Training Objective

Learn which days, times and seasons maximise engagement for different property types and audiences.

Data Used

Campaign launch timing, day-of-week patterns, seasonal trends and engagement outcomes across the dataset.

06

Price Sensitivity & Demand Forecasting

Training Objective

Model how price adjustments and listing features affect inquiry volume; find demand hotspots by geography.

Data Used

Price history, property features, inquiry-volume changes, and geographic / demographic engagement patterns.

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