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Most teams judge it through share of voice, social mentions, branded search or a quarterly tracker that lands weeks after the flight. None of these brand awareness measures is wrong, but most are proxies. They describe signals that travel with awareness, not awareness...
Brand awareness is one of the most cited and important marketing objectives, yet one of the most loosely measured.
When it comes to advertising effectiveness measurement, the metrics that are easiest to capture are not always the ones that matter most. This is particularly true for brand campaigns, where readily available numbers can seem useful without necessarily showing whether the campaign achieved what really matters.
The whole campaign chain has collapsed to minutes. Briefs, creative, targeting, buying, optimisation, all automated and always on. What used to take a studio a full week now lands in an afternoon, in nine formats.
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Brand awareness is one of the most cited and important marketing objectives, yet one of the most loosely measured.
When it comes to advertising effectiveness measurement, the metrics that are easiest to capture are not always the ones that matter most. This is particularly true for brand campaigns, where readily available numbers can seem useful without necessarily showing whether the campaign achieved what really matters.
The whole campaign chain has collapsed to minutes. Briefs, creative, targeting, buying, optimisation, all automated and always on. What used to take a studio a full week now lands in an afternoon, in nine formats.
There is a strange asymmetry at the heart of modern advertising. Media is bought, delivered, and optimised in close to real time. Bids adjust in milliseconds, budgets shift daily, creative rotates on the fly. Yet the measurement of what that media actually does to a brand has remained stubbornly retrospective.
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