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Advertiser Report

Learn how to use the Advertiser Report to see how each brand's marketing campaigns (Offers) are performing and how to optimize your results.

Overview

In Everflow, an Advertiser (also known as a Brand) is the company that owns the Offer and pays Partners for successful Conversions.

The Advertiser Report helps you track how each brand's campaigns are performing, broken down by Offers. This is especially valuable if you’re an Agency or a Network managing / working with multiple brands.

For example, let's say you're managing marketing for two mobile game developers: "Dragon Quest Online" and "Star Warriors".

The Advertiser Report helps you see:

  • Which developer's Offers bring in more players and purchases
  • How much you're paying Partners to promote each Brand
  • Which Brands need more Partners to get more players
Pro Tip! If you're a Brand running your own campaigns, you probably won't use this report much. The Advertiser Report is best suited for Agencies and others who manage multiple Brands' campaigns. If you're promoting your own Brand, check out the Offer Report and Partner Report instead.

What Can You See in This Report?

  • How many clicks, sales, etc. each Brand gets
  • Revenue from each Brand's Offers
  • How much you're paying Partners
  • Your profit for each Brand
  • Performance of selected time period

How to Access the Advertiser Report

Click the hamburger menu in the top left corner of your Everflow dashboard. Go to the Reporting section. Select Advertiser from the list of reports.

Using the Advertiser Report

Set Your Date Range: Choose the time period you want to analyze. Apply Filters: Use the Add Filter option to narrow down your data. Run Report: Click the Run Report button to generate your data. Review Summary: Check the summary section for overall performance metrics. Analyze Detailed Report: Scroll down to see a breakdown by Advertiser and Offer. Customize View: Use the Table Columns feature, accessible through , to add or remove metrics from your view.

Advanced Features

Feature Description Performance Graph Visualize trends in key metrics like Revenue and Payout over time. Column Customization Tailor your report view to focus on the metrics most important to your business. Export Options Easily export your report data for further analysis or sharing. Flex Report Access more detailed data by opening the Flex Report for specific Offers.

A Real-Life Example

Let's say you're managing marketing for several gaming companies.

Here's how you might use the Advertiser Report:

November 2024 Overview "Epic Quest Saga" gets lots of clicks (45,890) but only 2.1% turn into Conversions. They made $89,760 from in-app purchases. "Mythical Warriors" has fewer clicks (12,345) but better sales - 5.8% of clicks become Conversions, bringing in $156,780. "CryptoRacer" shows problems - 42% of their clicks are duplicates. Deep Dive into "Epic Quest Saga" Their main game "Dragon's Dawn" gets most clicks but only 1.8% make purchases Their new game "Puzzle Masters" has fewer players but 3.5% buy something Analysis of "Mythical Warriors" Their $29.99 starter pack sells well through content creators Their $99.99 VIP package gets fewer but more committed buyers Potential Actions Based on what you found, you might: Help Epic Quest improve their main game's sales Grow Mythical Warriors' YouTube and Twitch promotions Stop CryptoRacer's Offers until they fix their traffic quality Suggest Epic Quest create special offers for different types of players

By checking this report regularly, you can see which games are doing well, help companies improve their sales, and make sure you're getting quality traffic.

Best Practices

A key part of managing your program is keeping track of how your Advertisers are performing, as this helps you spot which Offers are working best for your clients.

When you need more detail, use the drill-down feature to see exactly which Offers are succeeding under each Advertiser.

You can also use filters to look more closely at specific groups within your Advertiser network, giving you a clearer picture of how different segments are doing.