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Campaigns Report

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Written by Siva Balan
Updated over a month ago

Campaign reports provide reporting on campaigns that have run on a publishers Owned and Operated properties- broken out on different sub-tabs

Direct Campaigns- Data associated with campaigns sold directly by your internal sales team and created within the platform
Preferred Campaigns- Data for direct campaigns running across your inventory, created by any of your partners or sub-organizations
Marketplace Campaigns- Data for direct campaigns running on Content Amplification and Nativo Premium marketplaces

Step 1: Select Report Needed

  1. Navigate to the REPORTS Tab

  2. Click ‘Campaigns’ sub-tab for reporting on direct sold campaigns.

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Step 2: Build Report

  1. Select Date Range
    a. Select a date range option
    OR
    b. Select a custom date range for specific dates

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  1. Apply Filters for Report – Filters available are shown in the screenshot below. When filters are applied, the filter box will be displayed in blue.

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  1. Select Breakdowns and Metrics-
    a. Breakdown – how you would like the data to be parsed
    b. Reach – metrics relating to the native ad placement (In-Feed Unit) and page view data
    c. Budget – metrics relating to the budget of the campaign
    d. Engagement & Actions – metrics relating to the Content Landing Page
    e. Videos – video metrics for campaigns that include video ads
    f. Pre-Roll Video – video metrics for campaigns that include pre-roll on video ads
    g. MOAT – includes all MOAT metrics

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*Reporting Metrics defined in Nativo Publisher Glossary

*Global Help – click on the question mark icon next to the magnifying glass to search for reporting metrics and view their definitions

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  1. Time Intervals
    a. Select how you would like the data broken out – Select Totals (for your entire date range), Monthly, Day of Week, Weekly, Daily, or Hourly

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  1. Format Report
    a. Table View – report will be in the table view by default

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b. Graph View – to visualize your report you can select the graph icon. You will then need to select at least one metric and an appropriate time interval (e.g. Daily or Monthly).

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Step 3: Download/Save Report

Once you have the report complete, you can download the report into an Excel file, email the report to yourself, and/or save the report to pull again as needed. Details on saving and scheduling automated reports are here.

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