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1. Click-through rate: measurement of the number of clicks made on an ad or link.
2. Conversions: measuring the number of purchases or sign-ups that result from an advertising campaign.
3. Traffic: measurement of the number of visitors landing on a website.
4. Cost per click (CPC): Cost per click, which is the cost of clicking on an ad.
5. Return on investment (ROI): Measurement of the profit or loss generated by an advertising campaign.
6. Gross media value: Measurement of the value a campaign generates for a company.
7. Engagement rate: measurement of the number of interactions a user has with a campaign.
8. Social media reach: measurement of the number of users reached by a campaign.
9. Net promoter score (NPS): measurement of user satisfaction with a campaign.
10. Lead generation: measurement of the number of leads generated by a campaign.
1. Inadequate target group analysis: most companies have difficulty in correctly identifying their target group. As a result, they do not know how to address their customers.
2. Unclear advertising message: if companies cannot define very clearly what advertising message they want to convey, it becomes difficult to connect with potential customers.
3. Insufficient reach: if companies are not able to send their advertising to the widest possible audience, they will attract fewer customers.
4. Insufficient budget: if companies do not have the necessary funds for advertising activities, customer acquisition will be more difficult.
5. Lack of advertising friendliness: if companies are not able to respond to the needs and expectations of their target group, they are likely to be less successful.