Lucy Shelley
Sep 24, 2023

TikTok claims it's underrated by analytics, launches new measurement tool

After research suggesting TikTok ‘only gets 21% of credit for clicks’, the platform's new first-party data measurement tool aims to resolve the issues.

Source:  TikTok Marketing Science Post-Purchase Analysis, KnoCommerce, 2022
Source: TikTok Marketing Science Post-Purchase Analysis, KnoCommerce, 2022

Due to lack of integration with other platforms, TikTok’s attribution has been famously hard to measure.

79% of purchases driven by TikTok are not captured through common measurement methods, according to the platform’s research carried out in partnership with KnoCommerce. When measuring simple click-and-buy, TikTok conversions are undervalued by 73%, the data indicates.

To help advertisers understand users' path to purchase and behaviour on the platform, TikTok has launched a first-party measurement solution, Attribution Analytics, as well as the TikTok Self Attribution Network (SAN).

The platforms new tool showcases a clear view of the non-linear customers' path to purchase, with actionable reporting and insights

The SAN is a separate Mobile Measurement Partner (MMP) network integration that gives advertisers better visibility into TikTok's contribution to their app performance campaign success.

"Having visibility into extra click-through and view-through event data has made it easier to prove TikTok's value and scale our clients' campaigns," said Thomas Carter, Senior TikTok Strategist, Power Digital Marketing.

Source:
Performance Marketing World

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