How to read pacing data without panicking on a Tuesday
Mid-flight pacing dips are normal. Knowing which ones deserve intervention is the difference between managing a campaign and reacting to it.
Operational writing about running advertising programmes - measurement, creative cadence, pacing discipline and the arguments that come up in every account review.
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Written by the people running the accounts, which is why they read like operations notes rather than thought leadership.
Mid-flight pacing dips are normal. Knowing which ones deserve intervention is the difference between managing a campaign and reacting to it.
If refresh happens after performance drops, you have already paid for the decline. Here is how we plan production against the testing calendar instead.
A short, boring checklist that prevents most of the measurement arguments that surface three months into a programme.
Third-party identifiers keep eroding. The programmes holding up are the ones that treated first-party data and context as primary rather than as backup.
Where the funnel actually loses people, how to find it quickly, and how to prioritise the fixes that are worth engineering time.
An honest look at the conditions that make in-house work, from an agency that sometimes recommends it.
Keyword blocklists that are too broad quietly remove your best inventory. A more deliberate approach to adjacency control.
The agenda we use across every account, and why the change log matters more than the dashboard.
How to enter a new market without committing the full year's budget to assumptions nobody has tested.
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Platform changes and what they mean for how you run campaigns. No sequences, no upsells.
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