The Benefits and Boundaries of Ad Tracking Surveys
19 Dec 2017

The Benefits and Boundaries of Ad Tracking Surveys

Ad tracking surveys are vital for ensuring that your advertising campaigns and communication continue to have a positive impact. By gathering quantitative data from consumers regularly, you can benchmark and audit a brand’s health and change strategy according to the outcome of the results. It is important for all ad tracking surveys to be customized to your needs, many setbacks are due to one-size-fits-all solutions that may not be appropriate to your brands needs.

Initiating a tracker prior to a full ad launch allows the ad to create KPIs to measure the success of your advertising initiatives. Then, once the advertising is launched, the desired outcome is for the ad to be remembered by as many consumers as possible, that the advertisement is credible, is perceived to be communicating its intended message, and is liked. It is also key to determine if the advertisement outperforms the competition.

There is an opportunity to move beyond traditional ad tracking surveys and measure advertising awareness to exploring a changing marketplace and bringing context to consumer behavior.

At Provoke Insights, our standard ad tracker will longitudinally track scores such as ad awareness comparing a brand to its competitors. We have also introduced the Ecosystem Ad Tracker to connect any dots that the ad tracker leaves unjointed. This supplemental product brings additional depth and context to what is happening in the industry. We will measure if KPI’s are being met, conduct social listening, and analyze secondary data to further deepen the knowledge, web and search results will be analyzed as well as industry trends and public relations.

For more information on Ad Tracking studies and our Ecosystem Ad Tracker to provide a 360 connection please contact [email protected].

Jewelry Industry Consumer and Retail Market Study – PR Newswire
14 Dec 2017

Jewelry Industry Consumer and Retail Market Study – PR Newswire

Jewelers of America published a press release for 2017 research conducted by Provoke Insights that studied both consumer and retailers of the fine jewelry purchase funnel.

The research found that half of jewelry consumers think that jewelry has sentimental value, and that over one-fifth of consumers have bought for jewelry themselves. On the B2B side, 39% of retailers’ top competition comes from online jewelry sales.