AI News/Wire summary
Sponsored: Trade Desk exec calls for shared proof standards in programmatic data
Key points
- Sponsored opinion piece by The Trade Desk's chief commercial officer, arguing purchase and intent data should anchor planning, targeting and measurement.
- Retailers, card networks and loyalty platforms use different taxonomies, latency and methods, so partners can report conflicting campaign results.
- Proposed fixes include shared conversion definitions, checkable interoperability between audience and measurement partners, and disclosed methodology.
- The author says the needed infrastructure already exists, and the gap is agreement among partners on what counts as proof.
Why it matters for marketers: Marketers reconciling conflicting lift reports should ask partners for shared conversion definitions and disclosed methodology before consolidating budgets.
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Digiday: Making the case for purchase and intent data in programmatic
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