No end-of-campaign surprises. Every plan includes a weekly report so you always know where things stand.
There’s a difference between marketing reports that look impressive and ones that are actually useful. MapMyAudience builds the second kind. Every plan, from Startup through Established, gets the same weekly cadence of reports, so performance never surprises you at the end of a quarter.
We build each report from transparent, traceable data. That means UDID, latitude and longitude, and the app or site name behind every ad request, never a personal identifier. Read more about how we collect that data on our campaign analytics page. You approve creative before it ever goes live. Once it does, the same reports track footfall and store visits alongside standard performance metrics, so you see the real-world impact, not just the digital one.
Weekly marketing reports also mean there’s time to react. If a creative or a targeting approach isn’t landing, you’ll know within days. See how that targeting works on our audience targeting page.
We don’t wait for you to ask before flagging something worth knowing. If a particular creative starts underperforming, or a targeting adjustment noticeably improves footfall, we call that out directly in your marketing reports. We never bury it in a table of numbers. The goal isn’t to hand you more data. It’s to hand you fewer, better decisions each week, from data you can actually trust because you know exactly where it came from.
If a number in your report doesn’t make sense, our team is a message away, not an automated dashboard you’re left to interpret alone. That’s true whether you’re three weeks into your first campaign or three years into working with us.
Reports land every week for every plan, Startup through Established, so performance is never a surprise.
Learn MoreEvery creative is approved by you before it goes live, and reported on once it does.
See Ad FormatsReports are built from UDID, latitude and longitude, and app or site name, sourced from ad requests with no personal identifiers.
See AudiencesSee real-world store visits and interactions alongside impressions, so you know what actually drove a customer through the door.
See AnalyticsGet in touch and we'll send through an example so you know exactly what to expect.