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LiveRamp Adds Meta to Cross-Media Intelligence
Through Cross-Media Intelligence, marketers can unlock insights by incorporating Meta campaign data into broader cross-media measurement workflows.
Through Cross-Media Intelligence, marketers can unlock insights by incorporating Meta campaign data into broader cross-media measurement workflows.
As shoppers ask ChatGPT what to buy before they ever click an ad, marketers are learning that ROAS was never built to capture the moment demand is actually created.
Incrementality has become the benchmark for proving media effectiveness, but marketers still need attribution, MMM and performance analytics to understand why campaigns succeed or fail.
TapClicks' two core analytics enhancements are now available worldwide, giving marketers greater flexibility to analyse, manage, and present data.
Through this collaboration, WPP Media LATAM’s clients will gain access to a consistent, scalable framework to evaluate the effectiveness of WPP Media’s Advanced solutions.
NIQ Cadence brings data and intelligence into one continuous environment, moving marketers off fragmented reports and onto a single system.
Funnel Digital Measurement combines marketing mix modelling (MMM), Multi-Touch Attribution (MTA), and ad platform signals into calibrated insights for marketing leaders.
The integration offers a comprehensive view of performance across the entire media landscape, allowing advertisers to easily see how YouTube drives results relative to their other marketing efforts.
Marketing measurement has never been perfect, but today’s most successful teams are rethinking how they interpret data, combining MMM, LTA, and incrementality testing to build more reliable frameworks for business growth.
For years, performance marketing distanced itself from brand and creative disciplines, positioning itself as a numbers game - analytical, precise, objective. But as automation takes more of the targeting, bidding and placement decisions, creative becomes one of the few levers marketers still directly control, says Paul Morris.