35% of eligible bids sit between £9.50 and £10.99. Delivery signals
Applied in the connected platform once approved.
Follow NOVA X1 as AfterBid finds what changed, checks the possible causes, recommends the fix, waits for a person to approve it, then measures the result and keeps the lesson.
Example campaign
NOVA Mobile launched its X1 flagship with £180,000 over 30 days, across display and video. The plan is £6,000 a day.
Two weeks in, the campaign has delivered £67,200 against £84,000 planned. It is 20% behind plan.
Video is where the budget is being lost. Each possible cause is checked against the delivery signals and the publisher observation.
41.6M bid requests reached the main video deal. The supply is there. Delivery signals
The video placements on the deal’s domains are unchanged since launch. Publisher observation
57% of eligible video bids came in below the £11.00 floor. Delivery signals
Bids are arriving. Bid and pacing settings sit in the buyer’s DSP, where AfterBid cannot see them. Delivery signals, partial
6.00M of 6.18M video bids were eligible. The gates are not holding delivery back. Delivery signals
The supply and the bids are there. The £11.00 floor on the main video deal is the cause the evidence supports.
Each recommendation goes to the owner who controls the change, with the evidence behind it.
35% of eligible bids sit between £9.50 and £10.99. Delivery signals
Applied in the connected platform once approved.
Creator media cost £2.31 a visit. Tech reviews cost £4.94, on pages that now carry more ads. Delivery signals Publisher observation
Run as a test. 10% of budget stays on the launch mix.
Video has £53,520 left to spend in 16 days. Delivery signals
Routed to the buyer, who makes the change in the DSP.
Nothing changes until a person approves it. The media operator approves two changes. The third goes to the buyer.
Waiting for the media operator.Approved by the media operator, day 15, 10:32.
At 10:40 the floor moves to £9.50. 90% of budget moves onto the changed supply, and 10% stays on the launch mix as the comparison.
Both paths get the floor fix. Only the supply differs. Changed supply cost £3.65 per engaged visit, the unchanged comparison £4.08. Spend reached £165,900 of £168,000 planned.
£3.65 against £4.08. 11% lower.
80.5% against 80.1%. 0.4 points higher.
£43.16 against £47.68. Too few pre-orders in the comparison to call it.
£7.83 a visit against a £4.00 target. Ended. That result is kept too.
In the launch data, creator media looked 48% cheaper than average. Measured against the comparison, the gain was 11%. That is the number carried forward.
Remember
Engaged visits were costing £4.48 against a £4.00 target.
Creator media at £2.31 a visit. Tech reviews at £4.94.
Move budget toward creator and photography media.
Media operator. Approved as a test, day 15, 10:32.
90% of budget moved, day 15, 10:40. 10% held unchanged.
Improved. £3.65 against £4.08 per engaged visit.
The record joins everything else the campaign has learned, including a failed gaming video test and a month 2 change that was reverted.
Every decision makes the next plan sharper. Supply learning is reusable. Bids and outcomes stay with that advertiser.
Carried into the next plan
02Publisher supply
See how AfterBid inspects publisher pages, identifies ad slots and develops a broader understanding of publisher supply.
03The technology
See how AfterBid brings data together, supports intelligent recommendations and keeps people in control.
A walkthrough follows one campaign through AfterBid, from the first delivery signal to the stored result.