Cross-screen measurement accuracy in advertising performance
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1. A method for quantifying efficacy of an advertising campaign, the method comprising:
- identifying a target audience based on one or more demographic factors;
identifying a set of devices, each device in the set of devices having a respective set of attributes;
identifying, in the set of devices, two or more display devices that each have a similar respective set of attributes;
creating a node to include the two or more display devices;
inferring from the node that the two or more display devices belong to a consumer that is in the target audience based on the two or more display devices having similar behavior at different times;
associating the two or more display devices with the consumer;
for the consumer in the target audience, identifying the two or more display devices accessible to the consumer, wherein the two or more display devices comprise at least one TV and at least one mobile device;
monitoring delivery of advertising content to the consumer in the target audience, wherein the advertising content comprises video content that is scheduled for delivery on the two or more display devices associated with the consumer;
inferring whether the consumer viewed the advertising content based on identifying the at least one TV and at least one mobile device in a device graph and determining that the at least one TV and at least one mobile device played at least a portion of a show that is associated with a broadcast of the advertising content; and
using the inference in calculation of a deduplicated reach for the advertising campaign, wherein the calculation of the deduplicated reach includes determining a likelihood indicative of whether the consumer saw the same advertising content on more than one device, wherein the calculation of the deduplicated reach for the advertising campaign excludes at least one instance of the consumer likely seeing the advertising content.
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Abstract
The present invention is directed to statistical methods for measuring cross-screen efficacy as it relates to advertising. The improved statistical methods provide the ability for advertisers and advertising agencies to predict the behaviors of consumers based on their aggregated cross-screen behavior. The system creates a new output that includes optimized user segments and classifications. A second part of the output is improved measurement and prediction of future consumer behaviors based on the processed multi-sided data on cross-screen behavior.
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1. A method for quantifying efficacy of an advertising campaign, the method comprising:
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identifying a target audience based on one or more demographic factors; identifying a set of devices, each device in the set of devices having a respective set of attributes; identifying, in the set of devices, two or more display devices that each have a similar respective set of attributes; creating a node to include the two or more display devices; inferring from the node that the two or more display devices belong to a consumer that is in the target audience based on the two or more display devices having similar behavior at different times; associating the two or more display devices with the consumer; for the consumer in the target audience, identifying the two or more display devices accessible to the consumer, wherein the two or more display devices comprise at least one TV and at least one mobile device; monitoring delivery of advertising content to the consumer in the target audience, wherein the advertising content comprises video content that is scheduled for delivery on the two or more display devices associated with the consumer; inferring whether the consumer viewed the advertising content based on identifying the at least one TV and at least one mobile device in a device graph and determining that the at least one TV and at least one mobile device played at least a portion of a show that is associated with a broadcast of the advertising content; and using the inference in calculation of a deduplicated reach for the advertising campaign, wherein the calculation of the deduplicated reach includes determining a likelihood indicative of whether the consumer saw the same advertising content on more than one device, wherein the calculation of the deduplicated reach for the advertising campaign excludes at least one instance of the consumer likely seeing the advertising content. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5)
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6. A method of reducing redundancy of delivery of advertising content, the method comprising:
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identifying a target audience based on one or more demographic factors, wherein the target audience comprises consumers to whom an advertising campaign is directed; identifying a set of devices, each device in the set of devices having a respective set of attributes; identifying, in the set of devices, two or more display devices that each have a similar respective set of attributes; creating a node to include the two or more display devices; inferring from the node that the two or more display devices belong to a consumer that is in the target audience based on the two or more display devices having similar behavior at different times; associating the two or more display devices with the consumer; for the consumer in the target audience, identifying the two or more display devices accessible to the consumer, wherein the two or more display devices comprise at least one TV and at least one mobile device; monitoring delivery of advertising content to the consumer in the target audience, wherein the advertising content comprises video content that is scheduled for delivery on the two or more display devices associated with the consumer; inferring whether the consumer viewed the advertising content based on identifying the at least one TV and at least one mobile device in a device graph and determining that the at least one TV and at least one mobile device played at least a portion of a show that is associated with a broadcast of the advertising content; and if it is inferred that the consumer viewed both a first item of advertising content and a second item of advertising content, adjusting one or more parameters of the advertising campaign in order to reduce redundancy of delivery of the advertising content to the consumer during subsequent trials of the campaign, wherein the parameters are selected from one or more of;
demographic factors of the target audience;
sources of advertising inventory;
time of day of delivery; and
region of delivery. - View Dependent Claims (7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13)
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14. A non-transitory computer-readable storage device having embedded therein a set of instructions which, when executed by one or more processors of a computer, causes the computer to execute operations comprising:
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identifying a target audience based on one or more demographic factors; identifying a set of devices, each device in the set of devices having a respective set of attributes; identifying, in the set of devices, two or more display devices that each have a similar respective set of attributes; creating a node to include the two or more display devices; inferring from the node that the two or more display devices belong to a consumer that is in the target audience based on the two or more display devices having similar behavior at different times; associating the two or more display devices with the consumer; for the consumer in the target audience, identifying the two or more display devices accessible to the consumer, wherein the two or more display devices comprise at least one TV and at least one mobile device; monitoring delivery of advertising content to the consumer in the target audience, wherein the advertising content comprises video content that is scheduled for delivery on the two or more display devices associated with the consumer; inferring whether the consumer viewed the advertising content based on identifying the at least one TV and at least one mobile device in a device graph and determining that the at least one TV and at least one mobile device played at least a portion of a show that is associated with a broadcast of the advertising content; and using the inference in calculation of a deduplicated reach for an advertising campaign, wherein the calculation of the deduplicated reach includes determining a likelihood indicative of whether the consumer saw the same advertising content on more than one device, wherein the calculation of the deduplicated reach for the advertising campaign excludes at least one instance of the consumer likely seeing the advertising content. - View Dependent Claims (15, 16, 17, 18, 19)
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