The creative
All the typing, in one go. Your artwork, the campaign it belongs to, and where the report should land.
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One file. JPG, PNG or PDF is fine, and flattened artwork scores the same as layered.
Brand name
Campaign name
We print the brand name exactly as you type it, on every page of the report. You'll see it back before you submit.
Last of the typing. Everything after this is chips and one dropdown.
Your name
This sets the comparison group. A billboard for a bank is judged against banks, not against everything.
The job of this artwork, which is not always the campaign's overall objective. A teaser and its reveal are doing different things.
Select every environment this creative runs in. Distance and dwell come from here, and they change what the creative has to do.
Environment says where the person is standing. Format says what's in front of them.
Delivery
Scale
Site context changes the read. Without it the analysis has to infer road speed and surroundings, and an inference is not an input.
Specific sites or routes, if you know them
0 / 120Pick every band that applies.
Pick one. Choose All if the campaign is not gender-targeted.
Optional, and worth doing. This is the field most people write a paragraph in, and a paragraph cannot be compared against the next report.
Check this before you submit
The brand name prints on all 14 pages exactly as it reads here.
- Brand
- Not set
- Campaign
- Not set
- Creative
- Not set
- Report to
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Nothing is submitted until step 03.