Beware the Pixel Pushers: 3 Reasons to Quit Click-based Attribution
Pixel-based attribution has a rapidly approaching expiration date. It's bad idea to risk any of your ad spend on questionable insights click-based MTA vendors are providing.
The advertising landscape has shifted dramatically during the past 18 months. As new data-privacy rules and increasing restrictions on user-level tracking render last-click and multi-touch attribution (MTA) ineffective, marketers are searching for reliable ways to measure performance and optimize media spend.
Measured partnered with Sequent Partners to perform a comprehensive survey of 300+ marketers at director level and above from DTC (Direct to Consumer) brands. This report explores how marketers are dealing with current challenges in media measurement and what investments they are prioritizing for the future.
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Pixel-based attribution has a rapidly approaching expiration date. It's bad idea to risk any of your ad spend on questionable insights click-based MTA vendors are providing.
Measuring performance only at the channel level doesn't give the critical insight into whether you are over-invested in one tactic over the other.
Cobbling together inaccurate reports from disparate platforms, knowing they do not add up to what's being reported by sales, does not lead to confident decision-making.