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Offline attribution refers to adapting methods initially designed for online retailers to physical stores. It involves evaluating the impact of digital marketing activities on foot traffic and even in-person sales. For example, telephone conversion attribution techniques, based on similar practices, fall into this category. Similarly, tools for tracking television advertising can sometimes be considered offline attribution, even if the transaction itself is not completed online, but through a traditional advertising channel.

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