What this is

Attribution beyond impressions, tied to recall and conversion. If an ambassador deal cannot be evaluated at renewal, the renewal is a guess.

What it looks like in practice

  • Pre and post brand recall measurement
  • Sales lift analysis where data permits
  • Channel level performance against contracted usage
  • Renewal recommendation grounded in evidence

What you get

Deliverables, stated up front.

Included in scope

  • Baseline and post campaign recall study
  • Performance report by channel
  • Cost per outcome analysis
  • Renewal recommendation

Where it sits

Part of Talent & Ambassador Strategy.

Choosing the right name, on the right terms, for the right length of time.

See the whole practice

Frequently asked

Measurement, in plain terms.

What should we measure?

Pre and post recall, sales lift where data permits, channel performance against contracted usage, and cost per outcome.

How much does measurement cost?

Typically two to four per cent of campaign spend. Cheap relative to renewing a deal that did not work.

When do we measure?

Baseline before launch, a mid-point read, and a full study four to six weeks after the campaign ends.

In more depth

Evaluating before renewal.

See the whole practice

Baseline before the campaign starts

Recall lift cannot be measured without a pre-campaign reading. Skipping it means the renewal decision is a guess.

Usage against rights

Tracking which contracted formats and channels you actually used tells you what to buy differently next time.

Cost per outcome, not per impression

Impressions are the number agencies report. Cost per point of recall lift, or per attributable conversion, is the number that should drive renewal.

Also in Talent & Ambassador Strategy

Related services.

Ambassador SelectionDeal StructuringCampaign Activation

Start here

Start with a conversation, not a proposal.

Send a brief → How we work