In Bayesian modeling, evidence-based beliefs about how a variable is likely to behave before new data is analyzed. In MMM, priors might encode expected ROAS ranges for a given channel, informed by past experiments, industry benchmarks, or validated test results. Priors act as a stabilizing influence, keeping model estimates realistic when data is sparse or noisy, while remaining flexible to update as new evidence arrives.
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July 28, 2026