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Facebook Unveils “Advanced Measurement” Tool to Enhance Ad Measurement Amidst Scathing Criticism

Paul Balo by Paul Balo
March 10, 2017
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Reacting to criticisms from advertisers about flawed measurements, Facebook is launching its “Advanced Measurement” service. This multifaceted tool aims to provide advertisers, regardless of their budget brackets, more transparency, and accuracy while measuring their ad campaign performance across various platforms.

‘Advanced Measurement’ is engineered to determine which platform – whether Facebook, Instagram, Google, or its many subsidiary products – was responsible for driving the lion’s share of traffic to an advertiser’s website. This new feature significantly enhances the capabilities of the traditional tools, providing a more granular view of an ad’s effectiveness.

Facebook’s earlier measurement tools faced critical backlash for being allegedly inaccurate. The social media behemoth, faced with the swelling wave of criticism, eventually conceded the validity of some of these concerns. The revelation sparked vigorous calls for Facebook to adopt third-party measurement tools to ensure transparency and accuracy.

In an interview with Business Insider, Facebook’s Product Marketing Director for Measurement, Scott Shapiro, emphasized the company’s commitment to improve its credibility by partnering with reputable third-party measurement firms. Advertising clients can use Advanced Measurement to access attribution data from firms such as comScore and Visual IQ.

Scott Shapiro underscored Facebook’s mission for launching the tool, stating, “Our aim isn’t to mark our own homework. We’re endeavoring to equip marketers with the tools they need to make informed decisions. Many metrics we collect do not necessarily position Facebook as the optimal platform for advertising campaigns. Our primary objective is to facilitate continuous learning and improvement for marketers.”

Available to advertisers through the Business Manager section on Facebook, this tools’ underlying technology is rooted in the Atlas ad server and measurement platform, a product Facebook acquired from Microsoft in 2013.

Advanced Measurement provides a more detailed analysis by tracking users’ web activity across multiple websites and apps on their devices. This feature helps eliminate data duplication, thereby providing a more accurate and reliable measurement of an ad campaign’s reach and effectiveness.

For advertisers, precise measurement tools are nothing short of essential. Accurate metrics serve as valuable markers that reflect the performance of their brand. Such insights empower them to make strategic marketing decisions based on validated data, undeniably raising the stakes amidst a rapidly evolving digital landscape.

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Paul Balo is the founder of TechBooky and a highly skilled wireless communications professional with a strong background in cloud computing, offering extensive experience in designing, implementing, and managing wireless communication systems.

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