In this episode, the hosts dive into the latest developments and their hands-on experiences in marketing measurement, particularly focusing on insights shared at the recent Metta Performance Summit. They discuss the advantages of using various measurement tools like Triple Whale, Prescient AI, and House, and their impact on business strategies. Through practical examples, they elucidate the implementation of media mix models, incrementality testing, and attribution methods, emphasizing the need for continuous testing and adaptation in a rapidly changing market. The episode also explores strategic shifts from awareness generation to demand capture on platforms like Meta, highlighting the dynamic nature of marketing attribution and strategy refinement.
00:00 Back in the Saddle: Kicking Off the Discussion
00:12 Metta Performance Summit Highlights
01:06 Exploring Measurement Tools: Triple Whale, Prussian AI, and House
02:48 Running Experiments and Analyzing Results
11:56 Cost-Cutting vs. Incrementality Tests
18:15 Shifting Strategies: Awareness to Demand Capture
22:24 Leveraging Competitor Awareness and Future Strategies
22:58 Conclusion and Future Insights
Bryan was the Director of Efficacy at Kargo and directly helped answer this question for many brands through his work there. Now, he leads marketing for one of the fastest-growing, profitable DTC companies, Nood.
Rishabh led new business at LiveRamp, the largest provider of online digital identity, and directly helped scale many measurement and attribution programs for the ad tech ecosystem. He is now the CEO of Fermat Commerce, a commerce platform that enables content-native shopping that has no attribution loss.
This podcast episode delves into a rich discussion on SaaS pricing sparked by a Twitter debate between Sean and Tomer, exploring the nuances of pricing strategies, vendor transparency, and the impact on customer relationships. The conversation extends into the philosophies behind hiring for SaaS companies, emphasizing the importance of building enterprise value through strategic hires and customer experience. Moreover, it covers the significance of predicting and analyzing which aspects truly drive a business's enterprise value, whether it be product innovation, brand awareness, or market positioning, with a particular focus on DTC brands and their unique valuation metrics compared to SaaS businesses.
00:00 Welcome and Introduction to the Pricing Debate Discussion
00:05 Deep Dive into the SaaS Pricing Debate
03:51 Brian's Perspective on Pricing and Business Strategy
08:10 Exploring Vendor Relationships and Strategic Partnerships
15:09 The Importance of Being a Top Customer to SaaS Vendors
24:15 Strategies for Hiring and Building a Team
30:41 Philosophical Approaches to SaaS and DTC Business Growth
43:24 Concluding Thoughts on Enterprise Value and Hiring
Bryan was the Director of Efficacy at Kargo and directly helped answer this question for many brands through his work there. Now, he leads marketing for one of the fastest-growing, profitable DTC companies, Nood.
Rishabh led new business at LiveRamp, the largest provider of online digital identity, and directly helped scale many measurement and attribution programs for the ad tech ecosystem. He is now the CEO of Fermat Commerce, a commerce platform that enables content-native shopping that has no attribution loss.
This detailed discussion between the hosts explores diverse perspectives on SaaS pricing, sparked by a debate that gained traction on Twitter. The crux revolves around frustration over deceptive pricing tactics and the belief that software costs should decline over time, spurring competition on price. There's a focus on customer value, the necessity of predictability in pricing, and how vendors can differentiate by bundling services. The conversation shifts to strategic hiring within SaaS and DTC businesses, emphasizing how hiring decisions impact both customer satisfaction and a company's enterprise value. The dialogue underscores the importance of aligning hires with enterprise goals and the utility of viewing roles through the lens of contribution to growth and profitability, ultimately advocating for a strategic approach to both pricing and team expansion to drive business value.
Timestamps:
00:00 Welcome and Introduction to the Pricing Debate Discussion
00:05 Deep Dive into SaaS Pricing Debate Insights
03:24 Exploring Personal Perspectives on SaaS Pricing
03:51 The Importance of Predictability in Pricing
05:28 Navigating Vendor Relationships and Pricing Strategies
10:24 Leveraging Strategic Partnerships for Business Growth
24:15 The Art of Hiring and Building a Team for Success
30:41 Understanding Enterprise Value in SaaS and DTC
43:24 Concluding Thoughts on Enterprise Value and Strategic Investment
Bryan was the Director of Efficacy at Kargo and directly helped answer this question for many brands through his work there. Now, he leads marketing for one of the fastest-growing, profitable DTC companies, Nood.
Rishabh led new business at LiveRamp, the largest provider of online digital identity, and directly helped scale many measurement and attribution programs for the ad tech ecosystem. He is now the CEO of Fermat Commerce, a commerce platform that enables content-native shopping that has no attribution loss.
In this episode, the hosts explore the Q1 earnings season, focusing on Meta's unique standing as the only stock that dropped while others surged. They delve into Wall Street's repeated underestimate of Zuckerberg's strategies and pivot to a deeper analysis of Meta's ad metrics. Insights on the cost of impressions, daily and monthly active users, and ad pricing trends across different regions are shared, highlighting the sustained user growth on Meta platforms despite public skepticism. The discussion also covers the strategic implications of ad cost changes in North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, and worldwide, providing listeners with valuable data for planning international expansions and understanding market demands. Additionally, the episode touches on the importance of understanding profitability versus profitable growth, the significance of maintaining market presence, and innovative ways to utilize Google Trends for marketing strategy adjustments.
00:00 Diving Into Q1 Earnings: Meta's Unique Position
00:51 Deep Dive: Analyzing Ad Metrics and User Growth
01:40 The Impact of Ad Impressions and Cost Changes Across Regions
06:16 Understanding Consumer Sentiment and Marketing Strategies
06:58 The Art of Balancing Profitability and Growth in Marketing
12:04 Leveraging Google Trends for Strategic Marketing Insights
21:24 Exploring Channel Incrementality and Testing New Marketing Channels
34:08 Concluding Thoughts on Marketing Strategies and Channel Testing
Bryan was the Director of Efficacy at Kargo and directly helped answer this question for many brands through his work there. Now, he leads marketing for one of the fastest-growing, profitable DTC companies, Nood.
Rishabh led new business at LiveRamp, the largest provider of online digital identity, and directly helped scale many measurement and attribution programs for the ad tech ecosystem. He is now the CEO of Fermat Commerce, a commerce platform that enables content-native shopping that has no attribution loss.
In this episode of Measurement Talks, the speakers discuss the excitement around attending and speaking at the Whaley's event in New York. The conversation then shifts to the topic of meta performance analysis, sharing insights on the impact of performance volatility on advertisers and strategies to mitigate it. The discussion also explores creative marketing strategies, exemplified by Warby Parker's innovative campaign during a solar eclipse, and the importance of using survey information for understanding both current customers and potential new audiences. Practical advice is shared on adapting marketing strategies based on comprehensive feedback and leveraging unique opportunities for brand growth and awareness.
Timestamps:
00:00 Welcome to Measurement Talks: Live from New York!
00:11 Preparing for the Whaley's: Speaker Insights and Expectations
00:53 A Deep Dive into Meta Performance Analysis
02:13 Strategies for Managing Ad Volatility and Performance
04:36 Leveraging Real-Time Data for Empathy and Understanding in Marketing
08:15 Creative Marketing: The Warby Parker Eclipse Glasses Campaign
12:42 Exploring Product-Led Growth and Innovative Brand Strategies
26:10 The Power of Non-Customer Surveys in Shaping Marketing Strategies
30:08 Wrapping Up: Tactical Insights and Future Directions
Bryan was the Director of Efficacy at Kargo and directly helped answer this question for many brands through his work there. Now, he leads marketing for one of the fastest-growing, profitable DTC companies, Nood.
Rishabh led new business at LiveRamp, the largest provider of online digital identity, and directly helped scale many measurement and attribution programs for the ad tech ecosystem. He is now the CEO of Fermat Commerce, a commerce platform that enables content-native shopping that has no attribution loss.
In this episode of Measurement Talks, Bryan discusses his experiences at a recent intimate marketing event in Aspen, where he had the opportunity to interact with C-suite level marketing professionals and founders from various brands. Bryan shares insights on the challenges of snowboarding in Aspen compared to the West Coast, but the focus shifts to the core discussions around media mix diversification, the search for low-cost per mille (CPM) advertising opportunities, and the importance of an omnichannel strategy. He delves into the complexities of managing ad campaigns across different platforms, including Meta, Amazon, and more, highlighting issues like overspending, the unpredictability of algorithmic ad placements, and strategies for ensuring incremental gains in brand visibility. Bryan also stresses the significance of using data effectively to inform advertising decisions and maintain a balance between achieving scale and building a resilient business foundation.
Timestamps:
00:00 Welcome to Measurement Talks: A Ski Adventure
00:13 Navigating the Slopes and Event Insights
01:21 Diving Deep into Marketing Strategies
03:21 Exploring the Complexities of CPM and Campaigns
06:57 The Meta Conundrum: Algorithmic Challenges and Solutions
19:04 Amazon Advertising: Strategies for Incremental GrowthOur promise to you: Every episode will have actions you take back to your business
Bryan was the Director of Efficacy at Kargo and directly helped answer this question for many brands through his work there. Now, he leads marketing for one of the fastest-growing, profitable DTC companies, Nood.
Rishabh led new business at LiveRamp, the largest provider of online digital identity, and directly helped scale many measurement and attribution programs for the ad tech ecosystem. He is now the CEO of Fermat Commerce, a commerce platform that enables content-native shopping that has no attribution loss.
In this episode of Measurement Talks, the hosts discuss insights from Dr. John Snow's
study on Meta's declining advertising performance, diving into the nuances of
attribution models versus deterministic analysis. A significant focus is placed on
exploring alternative advertising channels beyond Meta, emphasizing the importance of
diversifying ad spend across various platforms such as Reddit, Live Intent, and more
traditional marketing channels. The dialogue also delves into strategies for audience
segmentation, effective message delivery for different demographics, and the value of
personalization in advertising. Additionally, the conversation touches on the challenges
and opportunities presented by Meta's lack of clear communication regarding internal
tests and attribution issues.
Timestamps:
00:00 Welcome to Measurement Talks: Diving into Meta's Performance Mysteries
00:10 Unraveling the Meta Performance Puzzle: Insights and Analysis
02:56 The Humor in Marketing Metrics: A Light-Hearted Interlude
03:42 Exploring Attribution Challenges and Theories in Digital Marketing
10:58 The Quest for New Marketing Channels: Beyond Meta and TikTok
24:31 Mastering Audience Targeting: Incremental Audiences vs. Conversion
Optimization
Our promise to you: Every episode will have actions you take back to your business
Bryan was the Director of Efficacy at Kargo and directly helped answer this question for
many brands through his work there. Now, he leads marketing for one of the fastest-
growing, profitable DTC companies, Nood.
Rishabh led new business at LiveRamp, the largest provider of online digital identity, and
directly helped scale many measurement and attribution programs for the ad tech
ecosystem. He is now the CEO of Fermat Commerce, a commerce platform that
enables content-native shopping that has no attribution loss.
In this episode of Measurement Talks, we dive into the latest developments in the industry, kicking off with a discussion about Google's release of an open source marketing mix modeling (MMM) model. Our expert, Bryan, shares his enthusiasm for open source models and their implications on the field, speculating on Google's strategy as they navigate away from third-party cookies. Bryan delves into the motivations behind such releases, suggesting it's a sign of ongoing investment and innovation in transparency and measurement. He explains that these tools, traditionally reserved for enterprise-level use, are becoming more accessible, which points to a larger trend of resource allocation and attention to this sector. Tune in to hear our in-depth analysis on how this open source model could impact the future of marketing analytics.
Timestamps
[00:02:49-00:03:00] Media mix modeling capabilities.
[00:04:05] YouTube measurement sophistication.
[00:09:22-00:09:32] Meta overspend bug impact.
[00:12:58-00:13:09] Weathering market volatility.
[00:17:07-00:17:17] Klaviyo agency backlash.
[00:21:48-00:21:59] SaaS's dirty secret.
[00:23:49-00:24:09] Agency relationship importance.
[00:29:52-00:30:02] Community for ecom.
[00:31:34] Retail Measurement Strategy
[00:35:01] Retail strategy phases.
[00:39:59] Omnichannel strategy salad.
Our promise to you: Every episode will have actions you take back to your business
Bryan was the Director of Efficacy at Kargo and directly helped answer this question for many brands through his work there. Now, he leads marketing for one of the fastest-growing, profitable DTC companies, Nood.
Rishabh led new business at LiveRamp, the largest provider of online digital identity, and directly helped scale many measurement and attribution programs for the ad tech ecosystem. He is now the CEO of Fermat Commerce, a commerce platform that enables content-native shopping that has no attribution loss.
In this episode of Measurement Talks, we dive into the latest in digital marketing news, focusing on two significant topics: TikTok attribution and the reliability of Facebook's attribution model. We discuss the intriguing results of a spicy poll on the trustworthiness of Facebook's data. Additionally, we address the recent issue of users being consistently logged out of their Facebook accounts, highlighting the discovery that a Google Chrome extension was the culprit. Our guest shares personal experiences with the problem and how it was ultimately resolved, underscoring the importance of being cautious with the browser extensions you install. Tune in for an insightful discussion on these pressing matters in the world of online marketing.
Timestamps
[00:00:36] Facebook logout issue.
[00:04:54] E-com SaaS opportunity.
[00:10:07] TikTok attribution issues.
[00:15:48-00:15:59] Cross-device tracking benefits.
[00:20:16-00:20:26] TikTok attribution strategies.
[00:24:29] Match market testing.
[00:27:15] Meta attribution debate.
[00:31:00] Meta ad performance discrepancy.
[00:37:01] Navigating Ad Performance.
[00:40:54] Incrementality vs. Attribution.
[00:43:58] Facebook ad spend logic.
[00:47:01] Certainty in Marketing.
Our promise to you: Every episode will have actions you take back to your business
Bryan was the Director of Efficacy at Kargo and directly helped answer this question for many brands through his work there. Now, he leads marketing for one of the fastest-growing, profitable DTC companies, Nood.
Rishabh led new business at LiveRamp, the largest provider of online digital identity, and directly helped scale many measurement and attribution programs for the ad tech ecosystem. He is now the CEO of Fermat Commerce, a commerce platform that enables content-native shopping that has no attribution loss.
In this episode of Measurement Talks, the hosts discuss recent issues with Facebook advertising performance, specifically on Valentine's Day. They dive into how Meta over-delivered on cost cap campaigns, affecting both cost cap and auto bidding campaigns with inflated CPMs by over 1500%. The hosts share insights on the impact of this bug on ad delivery and spending.
Timestamps
[00:02:29] Facebook's auction dynamics.
[00:05:18] Collaborative D2C index insights.
[00:10:12] Changing Consumer Behavior.
[00:12:59] Amazon advertising strategy insights.
[00:17:39] Brand protection and search optimization.
[00:20:08] Knockoff products on Amazon.
[00:24:42] The rise of AI in marketing.
[00:29:50] Chinese manufacturers disrupting industries.
Our promise to you: Every episode will have actions you take back to your business
Bryan was the Director of Efficacy at Kargo and directly helped answer this question for many brands through his work there. Now, he leads marketing for one of the fastest-growing, profitable DTC companies, Nood.
Rishabh led new business at LiveRamp, the largest provider of online digital identity, and directly helped scale many measurement and attribution programs for the ad tech ecosystem. He is now the CEO of Fermat Commerce, a commerce platform that enables content-native shopping that has no attribution loss.
In this episode, Rishabh and Bryan discuss the recent success of Black Friday and Cyber Monday for their company. They reveal that after a few months of a slump, they experienced record-breaking numbers and a 19% increase in revenue compared to the previous year. They also compare their growth to the overall category, mentioning that Shopify also had a 19% increase but includes new merchants in their numbers. Overall, Bryan and Rishabh reflect on their positive results and the importance of benchmarking against the industry.
[01:35] Channel strategy and pricing.
[05:24] The power of discounts.
[08:05] Extending pricing and promotions.
[13:56] CPC and ad auctions.
[14:59] Ad auctions and cost per click.
[18:20] Presenting data in debates.
[23:31] An experiment in incrementality testing.
[25:44] Good enough at every stage.
[29:16] Setting and executing a growth plan.
[34:19] Long-term planning strategies.
Our promise to you: Every episode will have actions you take back to your business
Bryan was the Director of Efficacy at Kargo and directly helped answer this question for many brands through his work there. Now, he leads marketing for one of the fastest-growing, profitable DTC companies, Nood.
Rishabh led new business at LiveRamp, the largest provider of online digital identity, and directly helped scale many measurement and attribution programs for the ad tech ecosystem. He is now the CEO of Fermat Commerce, a commerce platform that enables content-native shopping that has no attribution loss.
In this episode of Measurement Talks, Rishabh and Bryan discuss the relationship between advertising on Facebook and generating revenue on Amazon. They delve into the complexities of understanding the halo effect and the incrementality of ad spend, shedding light on how consumer behavior, advertising optimization, and Amazon's attribution links come into play. They also explore the challenges and decision-making processes involved in maximizing sales and contribution margins through Amazon, emphasizing the importance of measurement and incrementality testing to make informed business decisions.
Chapters
[00:00] Reconnecting and Consumer Confidence
[00:34] Strong November Start and Black Friday Strategy
[01:28] Optimism About the American Consumer
[02:19] Consumer Behavior and Deal Shopping
[04:51] Incrementality Study vs. Split Test
[06:13] The Significance of Incrementality
[08:52] Impact of Ads on Amazon Revenue
[14:44] Leveraging Amazon's Halo Effect
Our promise to you: Every episode will have actions you take back to your business
Bryan was the Director of Efficacy at Kargo and directly helped answer this question for many brands through his work there. Now, he leads marketing for one of the fastest-growing, most profitable DTC companies, Nood.
Rishabh led new business at LiveRamp, the largest provider of online digital identity, and directly helped scale many measurement and attribution programs for the ad tech ecosystem. He is now the CEO of Fermat Commerce, a commerce platform that enables content-native shopping that has no attribution loss.
n this episode of Measurement Talks, Rishab, and Bryan provide an update on the previous discussion about Shopify audiences and their scalability. They clarify that Shopify audiences are not bringing in new audiences that Facebook doesn't already know about, but rather setting guardrails on the existing user base on Facebook and Instagram. The hosts also discover that Shopify audiences can be integrated into Pinterest and TikTok as well, potentially benefiting from their less sophisticated ad auctions. They discuss how Meta has the best ad auction in terms of understanding audience intent and likelihood to purchase. However, there is a concern that as these audiences scale up, they may become less efficient and susceptible to fraud. The hosts tease that they have put this to the test and will reveal their findings in the next episode. CHAPTERS [00:00:40] Shopify audiences on multiple platforms. [00:05:14] Shopify audience performance. [00:09:41] Elections [00:13:50] Resetting properties and pixel ID. [00:16:00] Algorithmic curiosity. [00:19:13] Creating new ad accounts. [00:23:09] Siloed measurement for holiday season [00:28:38] Consumer behavior and CPMs. [00:30:15] Campaign performance on different days. Our promise to you: Every episode will have actions you take back to your business Bryan was the Director of Efficacy at Kargo and directly helped answer this question for many brands through his work there. Now, he leads marketing for one of the fastest-growing, profitable DTC companies, Nood. Rishabh led new business at LiveRamp, the largest provider of online digital identity, and directly helped scale many measurement and attribution programs for the ad tech ecosystem. He is now the CEO of Fermat Commerce, a commerce platform that enables content-native shopping that has no attribution loss.
In this podcast episode, the hosts discuss their recent trips and how it has revitalized them. They then switch gears to the current earning season for advertisers and how big tech companies like Facebook and Google are performing well. They highlight the increase in ad impressions and the decrease in average cost per impression, which is good news for advertisers. However, the hosts share their own experiences as advertisers and mention that while their CPMs have decreased, their cost per clicks have increased. They speculate that this might be due to new multi-user placements on platforms like Facebook and Instagram. CHAPTERS [00:02:19] Earnings season and advertiser optimism. [00:04:09] CPM decrease and cost per click increase. [00:09:25] Reels as effective CPA delivery. [00:11:32] Incrementality study and ad placements. [00:17:42] Creative diversification and performance. [00:19:11] Finding wins and grouping ads. [00:22:03] Offline conversions API. [00:25:30] Using in-platform data effectively. [00:30:42] Trusting the Meta attribution signal. [00:32:27] Higher conversion rates outweigh CPCs. [00:38:19] Shopify's ad tech strategy. [00:40:18] Shopify selling audience data. Our promise to you: Every episode will have actions you take back to your business Bryan was the Director of Efficacy at Kargo and directly helped answer this question for many brands through his work there. Now, he leads marketing for one of the fastest-growing, profitable DTC companies, Nood. Rishabh led new business at LiveRamp, the largest provider of online digital identity, and directly helped scale many measurement and attribution programs for the adtech ecosystem. He is now the CEO of Fermat Commerce, a commerce platform that enables content-native shopping that has no attribution loss.
In this episode of Measurement Talks, we dive into the topic of Meta's Force for MMM data. They discuss how Meta is aiming to make their data more accessible to agencies, platforms, and brands for marketing mix modeling (MMM). They highlight a recent update from Igor Skokan, the marketing science director at Meta, who announced that Meta has started rolling out their marketing mix modeling data. This allows all business manager accounts to access simple exports from the reporting tab, providing pre-configured fields for ad hoc reports that can be used in MMM models. Tune in to learn more about this exciting development in MMM data accessibility.
TIMESTAMPS
[00:02:08] Accessibility of MMM data.
[00:04:32] Automated holdouts for incrementality.
[00:08:44] Marketing tools and pricing.
[00:11:11] Klaviyo as a customer data platform.
[00:15:10] Decrease in costs using Klaviyo.
[00:19:29] Privacy-focused tech stack.
[00:22:17] New vendors filling data gaps.
[00:24:28] Precedents in data privacy.
[00:28:07] Privacy and accountability in advertising.
[00:30:43] Wild West of company precedents.
Our promise to you: Every episode will have actions you take back to your business.
Bryan was the Director of Efficacy at Kargo and directly helped answer this question for many brands through his work there. Now, he leads marketing for one of the fastest-growing, profitable DTC companies, Nood.
Rishabh led new business at LiveRamp, the largest provider of online digital identity, and directly helped scale many measurement and attribution programs for the adtech ecosystem. He is now the CEO of Fermat Commerce, a commerce platform that enables content-native shopping that has no attribution loss.
In this episode of Measurement Talks, the host discusses the recent layoffs at Meta's marketing science team, which includes Bernardo Lara, one of the co-authors for Meta. The host expresses concern and raises the question of whether Meta is seeing a surge of vendors providing measurement solutions, making it more cost-effective to let the market do its thing. The episode concludes with a discussion on what this means for Meta's position in the market.
TIMESTAMPS
[00:00:14] Marketing Science Team Layoffs.
[00:03:27] Restructuring of Marketing Science Team.
[00:06:30] iOS 17 Tracking Update.
[00:09:57] First-party data ownership.
[00:13:37] SAS attribution challenges.
[00:16:24] The future of CMOs.
Our promise to you: Every episode will have actions you take back to your business
Bryan was the Director of Efficacy at Kargo, and directly helped answer this question for many brands through his work there. Now, he leads marketing for one of the fastest-growing, profitable DTC companies, Nood.
Rishabh led new business at LiveRamp, the largest provider for online digital identity, and directly helped scale many measurement and attribution programs for the adtech ecosystem. He is now the CEO of Fermat Commerce, a commerce platform that enable content native shopping that has no attribution loss.
In this episode, Rishabh & Bryan discuss their experience at the Facebook Performance Marketing Summit and highlight the importance of measurement for unlocking performance. They also delve into the recent Apple announcement of new privacy features that were overshadowed by the release of their new AR headset. The hosts discuss the potential impact of these privacy features on the advertising industry.
CHAPTERS
[00:01:53] iOS 17 privacy impacts.
[00:03:25] UTM tracking params and Apple.
[00:08:26] Clean rooms for privacy-safe tracking.
[00:10:25] Server-to-server integrations.
[00:14:09] Media mix model for brands.
[00:17:14] Measurement and guidance in advertising.
[00:20:38] Measurement beyond analytics.
Our promise to you: Every episode will have actions you take back to your business
Bryan was the Director of Efficacy at Kargo, and directly helped answer this question for many brands through his work there. Now, he leads marketing for one of the fastest-growing, profitable DTC companies, Nood.
Rishabh led new business at LiveRamp, the largest provider for online digital identity, and directly helped scale many measurement and attribution programs for the adtech ecosystem. He is now the CEO of Fermat Commerce, a commerce platform that enable content native shopping that has no attribution loss.
In this episode, the hosts discuss the impact of Facebook shops on e-commerce marketing and measurement. They touch on two viral tweets that raised concerns about Facebook's impact on brand websites and discuss their own experiences with Facebook web and shop optimization campaigns. They share their success with these campaigns, including spending upwards of $26,000 per day on one campaign alone. The hosts highlight the importance of testing and scaling these campaigns to drive sales and improve performance. CHAPTERS [00:00:27] Impact of Facebook shops. [00:04:33] Facebook Discount Controversy. [00:07:26] The future of Meta Shops. [00:11:14] Shopify vs. Salesforce conversion rates. [00:14:45] Meta Pay vs Shop Pay. [00:19:53] Google Analytics 4 feedback. [00:22:31] Marketing and finance marriage. [00:24:56] Contribution Margin Dollars. [00:28:14] Profitability over top line. [00:31:36] Financial Awareness and PNL.
Our promise to you: Every episode will have actions you take back to your businessBryan was the Director of Efficacy at Kargo, and directly helped answer this question for many brands through his work there. Now, he leads marketing for one of the fastest-growing, profitable DTC companies, Nood. Rishabh led new business at LiveRamp, the largest provider for online digital identity, and directly helped scale many measurement and attribution programs for the adtech ecosystem. He is now the CEO of Fermat Commerce, a commerce platform that enable content native shopping that has no attribution loss.
On this episode, the hosts discuss the impact of changes in the ecosystem on measurement. They talk about Facebook's announcement of offline conversions being integrated into the platform for a better feedback loop and performance optimization. They delve into the benefits of this development for retailers and D2C businesses, and how it could improve in-store sales tracking and data attribution. The hosts also touch on their personal experiences and use-cases with offline events and aggregates events manager.
TIMESTAMPS
[00:00:22] Offline conversions on Facebook.
[00:03:52] Facebook's forced checkout experience.
[00:07:25] Facebook's low CAC.
[00:11:05] Measuring cross-channel impacts.
[00:14:43] Retail media and point-of-sale data.
[00:18:40] Overspending $40k in ads.
[00:22:52] Recovering from ad revenue loss.
[00:28:19] Optimized Cost Per Impression.
[00:31:18] Facebook's ad auction recovery.
Our promise to you: Every episode will have actions you take back to your business Bryan was the Director of Efficacy at Kargo, and directly helped answer this question for many brands through his work there. Now, he leads marketing for one of the fastest-growing, profitable DTC companies, Nood. Rishabh led new business at LiveRamp, the largest provider for online digital identity, and directly helped scale many measurement and attribution programs for the adtech ecosystem. He is now the CEO of Fermat Commerce, a commerce platform that enable content native shopping that has no attribution loss.
In this episode we describe how you can design simple studies to understand whether the way you are using your acquisition channel is driving incremental revenue? We cover things like: how to decide whether a vendor is providing lift? How do you know the right settings for your channel? How do you decide whether to activate a new channel?
Our promise to you: Every episode will have actions you take back to your business Bryan was the Director of Efficacy at Kargo, and directly helped answer this question for many brands through his work there. Now, he leads marketing for one of the fastest growing, profitable DTC companies, Nood. Rishabh led new business at LiveRamp, the largest provider for online digital identity, and directly helped scale many measurement and attribution programs for the adtech ecosystem. He is now the CEO of Fermat Commerce, a commerce platform that enable content native shopping that has no attribution loss.