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Hey @Raghu_Kishore_R ,Tags deployment via Adobe Launch is anyday the preferable and simplest way.

Hi @A_Najj , The HTML 5 Zip Container walkthrough guide you have attached is the latest one to use and mentions all steps to add Adobe Click tag to your HTML banners.If you see, it explains to use below snippet inside element of your HTML file var clickTAG = "YOUR_LANDING_PAGE_URL_GOES_HERE";(function () {var bindClickEvent = function (){TARGET_ELEMENT.addEventListener("click", function (e) {window.open( clickTAG, '_blank');});};if ( document.attachEvent ) {document.attachEvent( "onreadystatechange", bindClickEvent );} else {document.addEventListener( "DOMContentLoaded", bindClickEvent );}}()); Can you please confirm why are you using ? Thanks,Shivani

That's the correct understanding @Raghu_Kishore_R You can pull transaction report from advanced reports section!

Hi @Raghu_Kishore_R ,Since the conversion pixel is deployed on a particular page, it'll trigger everytime the page loads from any source (direct/bookmarked/paid campaigns). However, the conversions attributed from your search campaigns will be filtered in your Ad Cloud reporting. You can pull a report from Ad Cloud & compare the transaction ids with your CRM data. This would be the appropriate way to verify the conversions through paid search campaigns you are referring to.Hope that clarifies!Sh...

Hi Clare, It generally takes about 1-2 hours to gets populated in DSP. Hope this helps!Shivani

Hello, Yes there is a tutorial section available in Ad Cloud DSP as well. If you see a blue question mark on the bottom right hand side of the platform, please click on it & you can browse through the interactive tutorial tagged with specific topics. Cheers,Shivani

Hi Roshan, If you are specifically talking about AMO, yes you can label to identify different themes of campaigns, ad groups, keywords and ads through label classification. Cheers,Shivani

Thanks for sharing essential aspects in these unprecedented times. Good read Divya!

Yes so every campaign, RLSA or Non-RLSA has some assisted bid units as well converting bid units. That essentially means, some ad groups with bid modifiers will perform better compared to other.RegardsShivani

Hey nigo_dh​,If your portfolio has only RLSA campaigns, would you mind explaining how do you identify which bid units have a large share of RLSA exposure? The reason I am asking this is because, RLSA is a targeting method wherein all entities falling under a particular RLSA target would have equal exposure and applying bid modifiers boost/reduce any particular target(including the associated entities).However if you're facing CPC inflation issues, you can always restrict it to a minimum & maximu...

That's fine, adding bid modifiers certainly boost the cpcs for the respective entities to the specific limit & that is what they meant for!Considering the case you've mentioned above, it doesn't looks like the manual versus auto RLSA scenario.However, you should segregate the RLSA and non RLSA campaigns in separate portfolios - this would help you to view the segmented performance and you can easily depict the type of campaigns generating inaccuracies.Moreover, if you are facing inaccuracies in ...

Hi Niels,Hope you're doing well!Ad group level RLSA targets are required as a prerequisite in Ad cloud only if you are opting in for Auto-optimize bid adjustment feature or you want adobe recommended audience bid adjustments for your RLSA targets. Ad cloud will not lead to cost inaccuracies even if the RLSA target is defined at ad group level/campaign level/manual bid adjustment because, the forecasting(cost & revenue models) hierarchy includes bid unit-level forecasts and portfolio-level foreca...