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TOP METRICS FOR YOUR VIDEO MARKETING CAMPAIGNS<\/span><\/h1><\/span>
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You’ve created some videos, and you’re using them in your Promotional Marketing campaigns, which is fantastic. \u00a0But do you know if these ads are working? Which are your most effective videos?<\/strong> What about your least effective? Why?<\/p>\n

To answer these questions, you have to analyze the performance of each of your video marketing campaigns to determine their success.<\/p>\n

By doing a rigorous and continuous analysis, you will find the areas that need to be improved and adjust the content and strategy to your target audience.<\/strong><\/p>\n

But what metrics should you look at?<\/p>\n

To answer this question, we have to take the campaign’s goals as the basis and define which stage of the buyer’s journey these goals are associated with.<\/p>\n

The customer journey is the process a person goes through to buy a product or service based on a need or problem.<\/p>\n

We can divide this journey into three stages: Awareness, consideration, and decision.<\/strong><\/p>\n

STAGE 1: AWARENESS.<\/span><\/h2>\n<\/div>
\"Knowledge\"<\/span><\/div>

At this stage of the journey, your potential customer is becoming conscious of a problem or need.<\/p>\n

Your company’s goal will be to reach the most significant number of potential customers and attract them with relevant content to discover the solutions you offer and remember your brand when buying.<\/p>\n

It is unusual for users to become followers and even more unusual for them to make an immediate purchase. \u00a0However, this is the first step to making yourself known, positioning your brand, and directing those leads to the next stage.<\/p>\n

The most relevant metrics to analyze would be:<\/p>\n

1. Impressions:<\/strong><\/p>\n

This metric indicates the number of times a potential customer has viewed video content, regardless of whether they’ve clicked on it or not.<\/p>\n

If your video ad doesn’t have a good number of impressions, you’re probably not focusing your efforts in the right direction. Question everything. For example, have you chosen the right location?<\/p>\n

If, on the other hand, your ads have lots of impressions but very few views, the content may not be relevant to your audience.<\/p>\n

2. Views:<\/strong><\/p>\n

Views are often confused with impressions.<\/p>\n

However, views tell us how many times users have viewed or interacted with a video ad for a given minimum time.<\/strong><\/p>\n

The more views a video has, the more potential customers have been exposed to your brand.<\/p>\n

For TrueView in-stream ads that run on YouTube, one of the following situations needs to occur to generate a view:<\/p>\n