Which KPIs are monitored?
That depends on the objective and channel. Typical media KPIs include delivery, reach, frequency, cost, viewability and defined interaction metrics. For digital quality, traffic, device, placement or supply signals may also be relevant.
What does qualitative optimization mean?
Not every optimization aims for a lower cost. Sources with anomalous traffic, unsuitable environments, weak viewability or inconsistent signals may be reduced even when their platform KPIs initially look attractive.
How are budgets shifted?
Not automatically toward the lowest CPC or CPM. Budget decisions consider the strategic role of the channel, audience quality, reach build-up, measurability and the quality of the signals generated.
What role does FouAnalytics play?
Where technically appropriate, FouAnalytics can provide additional in-ad or on-site quality signals in real time. These data complement platform and ad-server reporting and are interpreted in the context of the campaign objective.
What are the limits of monitoring?
Media monitoring can steer delivery and defined communication signals. It does not replace experimental effectiveness research and cannot attribute complex business effects to individual impressions or platforms with arbitrary precision.