What data does Qwarry's semantic measurement provide to assess campaign performance?

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What data does Qwarry's semantic measurement provide to assess campaign performance?

Key points

Qwarry provides performance indicators to assess the effectiveness of advertising campaigns, such as click-through rate, visibility, and video completion rate. By comparing this data with benchmarks, advertisers can assess the performance of their cookieless campaigns.

Evaluating Campaign Performance with Qwarry

Qwarry's semantic measurement provides advertisers with essential data to assess the performance of their cookieless campaigns. Based on Key Performance Indicators (KPIs), Qwarry provides an accurate picture of campaign effectiveness, by providing information on click-through rate (CTR), ad visibility, and completion rate for videos. This data is especially valuable in a cookie-free environment, where traditional tracking methods are no longer available.

Comparison with Benchmarks for In-Depth Analysis

To determine if a campaign has achieved its goals, Qwarry recommends comparing the results obtained with sector benchmarks. For example, CTR and visibility rates can be analyzed in relation to market averages. If the results of a campaign exceed these benchmarks, this indicates good performance and high engagement of the target audience. Conversely, substandard results may signal a need for optimization in the targeting or advertising content strategy. With these analyses, advertisers can refine their campaigns to maximize their impact while respecting user privacy.

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