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poul's avatar

HACCTR feels like the bridge B2B marketers have been missing finally connecting clicks with actual intent and post-click engagement. CTR has been misleading us for too long.

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Mike Harty's avatar

Thanks Poul, that was my thinking! A filter on a popular metric to make it lift harder for B2B

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carlmason's avatar

This could genuinely reset how B2B marketing defines performance. If adopted widely, HACCTR would finally align media optimisation with pipeline outcomes.

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Mike Harty's avatar

Thanks Carl, appreciate you sharing your thoughts and wider appreciation for how this can align and define performance. There’s a huge opportunity to lead on this and get a headstart on the rest of the market

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Mike Harty's avatar

That’s exactly the idea in a nutshell - turning noise into signals with a quality filter

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Mike Harty's avatar

Thanks Matthew. I strongly believe that CTR alone does lead down a bad path for optimising. From the data I’ve seen HACCTR does make a big difference as a filter; making fhe click metric better align with its intention to showing some intent. Thanks for sharing your thoughts

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