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The way Gen Z interacts with advertising is rewriting the rules of media measurement. In our newest guest blog, growth marketing consultant Steven Johnson (ex-Vuori, Vessi) examines a recent Meta study highlighting the limitations of traditional attribution models like MTA in capturing the complexity of Gen Z's ad interactions. His findings support what we’ve been saying for years: MTA is history. ☠️ So, what does this mean for marketers? It's time to move beyond MTA and adopt a more nuanced approach, prioritizing people-centric measurement and flexibility. By doing so, you'll be better equipped to optimize your campaigns, maximize ROI, and stay relevant in a rapidly evolving ad landscape. Dive into the article to explore the implications of Gen Z's ad interactions on ad measurement here: https://hubs.la/Q02LM5Sq0 #genz #admeasurement #meta

Gen Z ad interactions and retiring MTA

Gen Z ad interactions and retiring MTA

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Dave Lokes

Retail Marketing Executive with expertise in rapid growth, turn-around, and long-term enterprise value-creation

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Such a great post! Using an imperfect measurement tool provides imperfect understanding. I’ve conducted similar tests and found the difference in view-thru to click-thru to be closer to 6:1 but my audience was older. I wonder if that’s coincidence or a validation of the age bias.

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