Optimisation Overview Flashcards
OJW global goal
- Achieve clients goals as efficiently as possible minimising user time and maximising Return On Investment ROI.
- The purpose of OJW is to bid the right amount on the right inventory while efficiently spending the budget.
Pillars of Optimisation
- Bid Price Pacing (BPP)
- Discovery
- Valuation
Pillar: Bid Price Pacing (BPP)
Shades bids to deliver your ad pend more efficiently. This pillars represents HOW to spend efficiently.
Pillar: Discovery
Automatic prioritisation of inventory that is likely to perform. WHERE to buy.
Pillar: VALUATION
Determines the value of an impression. HOW MUCH to bid.
OJW (Acronym)
Optimisation Just Works
Expected OJW Outcome 1:
Automatically manage pacing, budget allocation, inventory discovery, inventory evaluation.
Expected OJW Outcome 2:
Expose levers so that users may influence optimisation and provide us heuristics.
Expected OJW Outcome 3:
Make troubleshooting unnecessary or easy.
Expected OJW Outcome 4:
Expose what’s happening on the backend so users do not feel a loss of control.
What is BPP?
BPP is a bid modifier (bid multiplier) that is used to control a line item’s pacing and prevent overpaying.
Goal priority
Which goal should be given greater emphasis when bidding. Delivery Vs Performance Vs Margin
Goal: Delivery
Prioritises impression volume by multiplying bids up to 2x in response to delivery.
BPP interval [0, 2]
Goal: Performance
Will prioritise the advertiser goal over impression volume and profit.
BPP interval [0, 1]
Benefit of Adaptive Pacing
No need of modifying bids throughout the day, the computer will do it for you.