Definition
The tendency to overcredit one marketing channel while ignoring others' contributions. It's confirmation bias's sleazy cousin who always shows up to steal the spotlight.
Example Usage
There's major attribution bias in our reporting—paid search is claiming credit for leads that organic actually generated.
Origin
Psychology and behavioral economics, adapted for marketing
Source: Marketing analytics and behavioral science
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