- From: Kathy Joe <kathy@esomar.org>
- Date: Wed, 10 Jul 2013 11:30:53 +0200
- To: jeff@democraticmedia.org, Susan_Israel@Comcast.com
- Cc: peter@peterswire.net, public-tracking@w3.org
- Message-ID: <20130710093053.52c160d7@zeus.local>
Dear All, In a call between Susan Israel, Jeff Chester and myself yesterday, Jeff asked what is meant by ‘optimizing content and placement on an individual site’ in the non normative text: "The purposes of audience measurement research must be limited to: · Facilitating online media valuation, planning and buying via accurate and reliable audience measurement. · Optimizing content and placement on an individual site. The term “audience measurement research” does not include sales, promotional, or marketing activities directed at a specific computer or device. Audience measurement data must be reported as aggregated information such that no recipient is able to build commercial profiles about particular individuals or devices." It was clarified that parallel to print media, AMR can support decisions of advertising placement eg should you place your ad in the front, back or close to certain content in a magazine. I should add that this is with a digital twist as there's no guarantee that the full text is rendered to the digital reader - so measuring what content or portions of web pages, including advertising placements, are actually displayed as well as the preferred placement areas, are all aspects of audience measurement. It would also include elements about presentation, eg size, shape or color of background etc. The overall purpose is to ensure that advertisements can be seen by the maximum proportion of the relevant audience, and to improve other aspects of the presentation associated with the viewership. Regards Kathy Joe
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