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TMK University: Digital
Campaign Infrastructure
August 2, 2010www.mediakitchen.tv
Campaign Infrastructure
… in a TMK context.
Pixels Tags
Ad Servers Rich Media Video Server
Reporting The Blender Business Intell.
Web Analytics Testing Optimization
What we willcover today.
Typical Campaign Setup
Typical Campaign Setup
How doesall of the data passfrom Windstreamto the above tools?
Tags & Pixels
Thank You Page
Duplication Issues No System of Record Multiple Calls from a Page
Thank You Page
No Duplication Issues Clear System of Record Multiple tags slow down
system
Third Party Ad Server Img Tag
Publisher tag
Publisher tag
Publisher tag
Thank You Page
Third Party Ad Server Container Tag
No Duplication Issues Clear System of Record
1999 2004 2007
Doubleclick
Spotlight Tags Action Tags
Universal Action Tags (UAT)Floodlight TagsJavascript container
img src (1x1)
Atlas
Two major players: DoubleClick DART, Microsoft/Atlas DMT Third party ad serving is the technology that pushes ads out to websites and allows advertisers to track the
performance of these ads. Third Party ad serving is used to allow websites to attribute conversions to the partner who served the ad that
was last seen or clicked on (Last In, First Out Attribution)
Publisher tag Publisher tag
Publisher tag
Tags, Pixels & CookiesAd Tag In order to request an ad from an adserver, a website must place an ad tag on a web page An ad tag is a little piece of HTML that tells the browser to request content from the ad
server
Pixels In terms of ad serving, pixels are 1x1 image files that record calls or hits to a page For example, someone lands on a page, the tag on the page calls the ad server, which then
returns a 1x1 pixel which enables the advertiser and publisher to track campaign effectiveness
Cookies A cookie is a piece of text that a Web server can store on a user's hard disk Cookies allow a Web site to store information on a user's machine and later retrieve it
allowing ad technologies to remarket and target specific users A Web site can retrieve only the information that it has placed on your machine. It cannot
retrieve information from other cookie files, nor any other information from your machine Issues: Cookie deletion and persistence
Pixel & Tag Tidbits• The most popular way to deploy conversion tags (via an iFrame container positioned at thebottom of the page body (the solution used by all the major container tag solutions)) isactually the worst for accurately reporting traffic, introducing a 15 60% discrepancy‐
• The biggest factor in the size of discrepancies between the number of users arriving on asite and the number reported by a page tag was page download time, with approximately 10% oftraffic lost for every extra second the site took to load
• Most of the slowest loading assets on the pages were third party tracking tags, taking as ‐ ‐much as 250ms
• The largest discrepancy between the actual traffic arriving on a website and the figuresreported by page tags was 60%, this was comparing a Javascript call at the top of the pagehead (best) to an image pixel inside an iFrame at the bottom of the page (worst)
• Several tags were found of which were for services that were no longer being used
• Moving the Google Analytics tag from the bottom to the top of the page increased the reported traffic by 20%
TagMan Latency Test April 2009
Ad Serving
TMK Approved3rd Party Ad Servers
Deliver (at varying degrees):
reporting campaign management pixel creation
creative management
optimization interface serving & tracking
Clients pay for this out of the Ad Ops budgetEstimated off of volume of impressions
Search Bid Management
Search Tool
& SecondaryEngines
Attribution
Display
Video
Search
Mobile
Social
Ad Server or the Blenderdecides who should getcredit for the meritevent
Attribution Continued…
MeritEvent
search Site visit display
MeritEvent
video
Open Questions:1. How long is your credit window? 7 days? 14 days? 60 days?2. Are you using a last-click model?
Optimization
• Out: Click Based• In: Merit Based
Every client should be optimizing to a merit. If there is no merit to optimize to, please re-think the campaign.
Optimization w/Data
• Good: Optimizing off of a merit• Better: Optimizing off a merit w/additional
information
Example for Optimizing to...: 1. New Account w/LTV >$15002. Products With >30% Margin3. Product A vs. Product B
Web Analytics
• Too often, media doesn’t get involved with site analytics.– This is a missed opportunity.
• Learn which landing pages work best• Understand the optimal pages to tag• Tag the media plan with Web Analytics package code to
learn which sites contribute higher value users based on site-metrics
Binging It All Together
Contact Info
For additional information, please contact Darren Herman at 212 337 4543 or [email protected]
Twitter: @dherman76 / @themediakitchen