Method 1
Platform lift studies
Brand Lift, Search Lift, Conversion Lift: the audience is randomly split into an exposed group and a control group, then results are compared to isolate the media's incremental effect.
Social is accelerating. Measurement and attribution become the key point: knowing what each euro invested really produces, to arbitrate budgets with confidence.
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The faster Social accelerates, the more measurement and attribution matter.
We combine platform tools, geographic tests, media mix modeling and incrementality protocols, on both paid and organic levers.
Four methods
Method 1
Brand Lift, Search Lift, Conversion Lift: the audience is randomly split into an exposed group and a control group, then results are compared to isolate the media's incremental effect.
Method 2
Regions are assigned to test or control, and spend is modulated through geotargeting. Randomization protects against hidden biases; GeoLift and Meridian GeoX provide tooling for design and analysis.
Method 3
A statistical model on aggregated data estimates each channel's contribution, with lagged effects and saturation. It does not depend on user data and is calibrated with experiments.
Method 4
Holdout, go-dark, heavy-up on paid levers. For organic, a piece of content cannot be excluded from a zone: we proceed with a staggered launch or with geotargeted paid promotion of the content.
Triangulation
Experiments provide causal proof, the model generalizes. The platforms themselves recommend combining them and using lift studies to calibrate the MMM.
Safeguards
A clear objective and an analysis fixed in advance: an analysis modified after the fact undermines the test.
Without prior simulation, confidence intervals are too wide to decide.
Units that are too fine cause leakage between areas and blur the control.
A single test is a snapshot: regular experiments calibrate the tools.
An MMM rests on causal assumptions: they are to be discussed and verified through experimentation.
Case studies




Collaboration