For the last year, you've run a consideration Video campaign. Now you want to see evidence that your Investment was effective based on the number of times users actually clicked on your videos.
What consideration measurement metric should you use?
I'm going with C) Purchase intent lift. If your videos are getting people excited about your product, that's the real measure of success, isn't it? Although, I suppose 'purchase intent' is a bit like 'earning a degree in optimism' – it sounds good, but may not always lead to actual results.
Definitely B) Core performance metrics. After all, you can't just rely on the video views themselves – you need to see if those views are actually turning into clicks and engagement. It's like trying to measure the success of a comedy show by the number of people who showed up, but not how many were actually laughing.
Hmm, I'm torn between B) and D). Isn't 'earned views' just a fancy way of saying 'people actually clicked on your stuff'? Either way, I'm sure my boss will be thrilled to see the numbers.
D) Earned views seems like the way to go. I mean, if people are actually watching your videos, that's a pretty good sign that your investment paid off, right?
I think the correct answer is B) Core performance metrics. Tracking the number of clicks on your videos is a key performance metric to measure the effectiveness of your video campaign.
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