Recommend Measurement Solutions Flashcards

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What four things do you need in order to design a test?

A

A business goal, a primary KPI, a strong hypothesis (answers who, what, where, when, and why), and a variable to test.

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What tests treats these variables: ad creative, delivery strategy, placement, product sets, or target audience?

A

A/B Test

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What test is recommended to determine best practices, perform day-to-day tactical decision-making and see results based on last ad attribution?

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A/B Test

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Scenario:

A marketing strategist at Wind & Wool, a fashion retailer, wants to test the impact of a “LearnMore” call-to-action button, as compared to a “Shop Now” button. Both buttons direct the audience to thepromotions page on their website.

What test should they use?

A

A/B Test

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5
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What test does the image below portray?

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A/B Test

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What test is used to measure incremental outcomes by comparing the actions of people who have seen your ad with people who haven’t?

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Lift Test

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Fill in the Blank: A Lift Test allows you the benefit of understanding _____ _____ _____ point, which allows advertisers to optimize their spend in the most efficient way possible.

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Cost Per Lift

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True or False: With statistically significant results, a Lift Test can infer causality and accurately measure incrementally.

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True

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What test does the image below portray?

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Lift Test

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Fill in the Blank: _____ _____ is the assessment of the likelihood of success of your chosen measurement solution.

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Test feasibility

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True or False: Smaller reach will give your test more statistical power.

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False

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True or False: A higher budget can make for a more powerful test.

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True

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13
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What are the recommended minimum and maximum lengths (in days) for an A/B test?

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More than 3 days but less than 30

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