Table with Pros and Cons of Attribution Models

Now that we have introduced a lineal attribution model, let’s review the various models that Analytics provides:

pros y contras table

	PROs	CONs
Last Interaction	Maximum extension, popular, standard.	The other channels are not taken into consideration or given importance; unfair assessment.
Last Indirect Click	You favor the last channel that is not related to direct traffic.	Like the above, but we move the moment of conversion to the left.
Last AdWords Click	Understandable if Adwords represent a high percentage of your online marketing investment.	Everything imaginable. If Google Analytics and Adwords belong to the same company, they’ll want to incentivize Adwords.
First Interaction	You credit the interaction that initiates the buying process, that creates the need.	This is unfair; the channels that register later participation are not credited.
Lineal	All channels are equally credited.	A banner click is given the same credit as a newsletter click. That is, a new click is equally as valuable as one already in our CRM.
Decline over time	The closer to the sale, the more value.	The click that initiated the buying process is not credited.
Based on position	Both the opening and closing clicks are credited. The least unfair.	The middle clicks are not credited.

So many options, websites, marketing campaigns, market and cultural maturity, product types, prices, e-commerce or lead acquisition…