A data analytics project focused on analyzing video production efficiency, content performance, client value, and operational workflow in a social media marketing agency.
The project is inspired by real-world video editing and agency workflows, including short-form content, motion graphics, long-form YouTube videos, revisions, deadlines, and content performance.
The goal of this project is to answer business questions such as:
- Which video types require the most production time?
- Does higher editing complexity lead to better content performance?
- How do revisions affect editing workload?
- Which video types have the highest late-delivery rates?
- Which content formats generate the most views and leads?
- Which clients require the most production effort?
- How does content performance compare with operational effort?
The project uses a simulated dataset modeled around realistic social media agency operations.
The datasets include:
- Client information
- Video production projects
- Editor workload
- Content performance metrics
- Monthly client performance metrics
The analysis covers approximately:
- 1,800 video projects
- 24 clients
- Multiple video formats
- 25M+ total views
- 4K+ leads generated
- Python
- Pandas
- Matplotlib
- Jupyter Notebook
- Power BI
- Inspected dataset structure and data types
- Checked for missing values and duplicates
- Removed duplicate project records
- Handled missing engagement metrics using median imputation
- Converted date columns to proper datetime format
- Standardized categorical values
- Created derived metrics such as:
- Turnaround days
- Delay days
- Late delivery status
The analysis explored:
- Video performance by content type
- Editing workload by video type
- Content performance by editing complexity
- Impact of revisions on editing hours
- Late delivery rates
- Client-level production workload
- Revenue and lead generation
- Content source performance
- Standard short-form content provided strong production efficiency, achieving similar average views and leads to motion graphics content while requiring fewer editing hours.
- Higher editing complexity did not automatically result in better content performance.
- Long-form YouTube videos required significantly more editing time than short-form content.
- Revision count showed a relationship with increased production workload.
- Late-delivery rates varied across different video formats.
- Client-level analysis revealed significant differences in production effort and content outcomes.
An interactive Power BI dashboard was created to visualize key operational and content performance metrics.
- Total Projects
- Total Views
- Total Leads Generated
- Average Engagement Rate
- Editing Hours by Video Type
- Average Views by Complexity
- Late Delivery Rate by Video Type
- Editing Hours vs. Revisions
EditFlow-Intelligence/
│
├── data/
│ ├── raw/
│ └── cleaned/
│
├── notebooks/
│ ├── 01_data_cleaning.ipynb
│ └── 02_exploratory_analysis.ipynb
│
├── EditFlow_Intelligence_Dashboard.pbix
├── requirements.txt
└── README.md