How can you measure the impact of a TV ad on sales?

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First principals first, nothing has perfect attribution in advertising ...even the digital platforms that make that claim are never 100% accurate. Pretty big claim, but here is what I mean even if you know the exact order of something that does not mean you now know the impact those things had on someone. But you can get directional impact and with TV, like any media, first you have to know how things are performing before you launch to have a benchmark. Then you need to make sure the only change you make in your market is your campaign and compare the results. If you see a difference than you know at least directionally your campaign is having some impact on sales even if you do not know the total impact or even what that impact is.

Clearly define the objectives of your advertising campaign, whether it's increasing sales, brand awareness, website traffic, or engagement. Choose relevant metrics such as conversion rates, click-through rates, return on investment (ROI), or customer acquisition cost (CAC).

Discussing with you client what their objective is will help to define your strategy and the goals and metrics to measure your approach. Be clear from the outset as to if your client wishes to focus on brand building or drive a direct response from their audience. The impact of brand building can be measured over a long period of time (months and years) whereas direct response advertising should see a measurable impact in metrics over a very short period of time. Whilst some metrics (CPM / CPT) will be consistent across various campaign objectives, some will be more beneficial to look at from a brand awareness perspective (reach & frequency) whereas direct response would better suit website traffic or leads compared to a baseline.

This is probably the easiest method of tracking because it gives you some discernable pieces of data to actually see that your ad had an impact. Have a code, a scannable QR code, whatever, to make the conversion tangible. Traditional TV means that the action has to be made by the consumer so that means it also has to be enticing enough for them to do so for you to even get them to take action.

Incorporate a compelling and clear call to action (CTA) in your advertisements to prompt viewers to take a specific action, such as visiting a website, signing up for a newsletter, or making a purchase. Ensure the CTA is distinct and stands out within the ad, making it easy for viewers to respond

To measure the response from the TV, as well as to drive a direct response, you can use this offer-based mechanism: include a offer or prize draw within the ad which can only be redeemed by the customer if they leave their postal address and email. Allow offer redemptions on your website AND retail stores (AND any retail partners you have, who can share the offer). You can then use the details to market to these customers over a reasonable timeframe and track their purchases. This will help put a financial value to the advert. Keep refreshing the report over several months (even years), to help track the financial effect of the TV advert.

Implement tracking mechanisms for both online and offline conversions, using tools like Google Analytics, CRM systems, or custom URLs. Utilize methods like promo codes, QR codes, or unique phone numbers to attribute offline conversions directly to the advertising campaign.

Employ advanced attribution models and software that can analyze multiple touchpoints a customer interacts with before making a purchase. This helps in understanding the TV ad's role within the broader marketing mix.

Employ attribution models such as first-touch, last-touch, or multi-touch attribution to understand the contribution of each advertising channel to conversions. Invest in attribution software or platforms that offer advanced analytics and reporting capabilities to accurately measure the impact of your advertising efforts.

Conduct A/B testing or split testing to compare different ad creatives, messaging, or targeting strategies to identify the most effective approach. Test various advertising channels, formats, or placements to optimize your advertising strategy and maximize results.

Unless TV is the only variable it is tough to quantify. I believe that video (TV, streaming, pre-roll) is still king. We tell clients they will hear comments from employees, clients and friends first then antidotal items such as more web visits, calls and foot traffic. Unless a spectacular offer many won’t ‘say’ they came from the TV but savvy businesses will be able to know its role in their success (assuming the right message, targeting and frequency are delivered)

1. Take into account the customer journey and the role of advertising at different touchpoints, from awareness to conversion. 2. Monitor industry trends and consumer behavior to adapt your advertising strategies accordingly. 3. Gather feedback from customers through surveys, reviews, or social media to understand their perception of your advertising efforts and make necessary adjustments.