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I'd like to understand how mean spend that is shown on the response curve is calculated? My assumption was that it is a mean spend within the start-end window for a media channel. However, the number do not match and vary from model to model. Same question to the x-axis which doesn't show the complete spend range
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Are you talking about the onepager response curve? By default, it uses the mean spend of last month (so for weekly data it's the last 4 weeks, daily it's last 30 days etc.). The reasoning behind is that we want to reflect your most recent spending level that should be more actionable is most cases. The x-axis relates to that.
Hi,
I'd like to understand how mean spend that is shown on the response curve is calculated? My assumption was that it is a mean spend within the start-end window for a media channel. However, the number do not match and vary from model to model. Same question to the x-axis which doesn't show the complete spend range
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: