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Help Content for LayerFive Signal - Marketing Attribution
By Sushil Goel
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Attribution Analytics

Overview The Attribution Analytics section provides a detailed view of marketing attribution performance across channels, campaigns, ads, and keywords. It helps analyze: - Revenue attribution - Order attribution - Ad performance - ROAS and CPA - Channel contribution - Attribution model comparisons Accessing Attribution Analytics To open Attribution Analytics: 1. Navigate to Marketing Attribution 2. Click Attribution Analytics The Marketing Attribution Dashboard will open. Dashboard Summary Cards The top section displays high-level attribution KPIs. Metrics include: - LayerFive Tracked Orders - E-Commerce Orders - Coverage % These cards provide a quick overview of attribution tracking performance. Viewing Order Breakdown by Tags The E-Commerce Orders card includes a detailed tag breakdown popup. To open it: 1. Click the external-link icon on the E-Commerce Orders card A popup appears showing: - Order tags - Order percentages - Total attributed orders Order Breakdown Features Inside the popup, you can: - Search tags - View order distribution - Export data - Expand the popup window The table displays: - Tag names - Order % - Total orders Attribution Performance Tables The MOAT section contains attribution performance tables categorized by: - Media Source - Campaign - Ads - Keywords Each section provides detailed attribution metrics. Attribution Metrics Available Metrics displayed include: - Visits - Any Click Orders - Conversion Rate - Revenue $ - Revenue % - Impressions - Clicks - Ad Spend - ROAS - CPA Performance changes are highlighted using color indicators. Opening Media Source Details Media sources are clickable for deeper analysis. To view detailed source performance: 1. Click a media source name Example: - Google Ads - SMS - Direct - Facebook Ads Detailed Attribution View The detailed view displays campaign-level attribution metrics for the selected source. Available tabs include: - Media Source - Campaign - Ads - Keywords The selected source appears in the breadcrumb navigation. Attribution Models The Attribution dropdown allows switching between attribution models. Available options include: - Any Click - First Click - Last Click - Equal Weight - View-Through Changing the attribution model recalculates performance data across the table. Customer Type Filter The Customer Type filter helps segment attribution data. Available options: - All - New Customer - Returning Customer This helps analyze acquisition versus retention performance. Searching Attribution Data Use the search field to locate: - Campaigns - Ads - Keywords - Sources Search results update instantly within the table. Attributed Orders by Media Source The dashboard includes a visual chart showing attributed orders by media source over time. The chart displays: - Daily attributed orders - Media source contribution - Attribution trends Exporting Attribution Data To export attribution reports: 1. Click Export Data 2. Select the desired export option Exported reports can be used for: - Reporting - External analysis - Client presentations Table Navigation At the bottom of tables, you can: - Change items per page - Navigate between pages - View total record counts This helps manage large attribution datasets efficiently.

Last updated on May 27, 2026

Attribution - New Customer

Overview The Attribution - New Customer dashboard focuses specifically on attribution performance for newly acquired customers. It helps analyze: - New customer revenue - Acquisition performance - Customer acquisition costs - ROAS for new users - Media source contribution - Campaign effectiveness Accessing Attribution - New Customer To open the dashboard: 1. Navigate to Marketing Attribution 2. Click Attribution - New Customer The New Customer Attribution dashboard will load. Summary KPI Cards The top section displays high-level KPIs for new customer acquisition. Available metrics include: - Revenue - Orders - AOV - aMER - Total Ad Spend - Customers - CPA - ROAS Each KPI card also displays percentage changes compared to the previous selected period. MOAT Attribution Table The MOAT section provides attribution breakdowns for new customer performance. Tabs available: - Media Source - Campaign - Ads Each tab changes the attribution reporting level. Media Source Attribution The Media Source tab displays attribution performance grouped by source platforms. Examples include: - Google Ads - Facebook Ads - SMS - Direct - Bing Ads - Email Metrics available include: - Orders - Revenue - Revenue % - Impressions - Clicks - Ad Spend - ROAS - CPA Campaign Attribution The Campaign tab displays attribution data grouped by campaigns. This helps identify: - Top-performing campaigns - Revenue-driving campaigns - Campaign efficiency - Acquisition quality Ads Attribution The Ads tab displays performance grouped by individual ads. This section helps analyze: - Ad-level ROAS - Ad-level CPA - Revenue contribution - Impression and click performance Attribution Models The Attribution dropdown allows changing the attribution model. Available options include: - Any Click - First Click - Last Click - Equal Weight - View-Through Changing the attribution model recalculates all metrics across the dashboard. Searching Attribution Data Use the search bar to quickly locate: - Campaigns - Ads - Media sources Search updates the table results instantly. KPI Trend Chart The Key KPIs Trend chart visualizes attribution performance over time. Tracked metrics include: - ROAS - CPA - MER - AOV This chart helps identify performance fluctuations across the selected date range. Revenue & Ad Spend Trend The Revenue & Ad Spend Trend chart compares: - Ad Spend - New Customer Revenue - New Customer Count This helps evaluate acquisition efficiency and revenue scaling. Exporting Data To export attribution reports: 1. Click Export Data 2. Select the export option Exported data can be used for: - Client reporting - External analysis - Performance reviews Table Navigation The attribution tables support: - Pagination - Adjustable items per page - Horizontal scrolling for large datasets This makes it easier to analyze detailed attribution data.

Last updated on May 27, 2026

Attribution - Returning Customer

Overview The Attribution - Returning Customer dashboard focuses on attribution performance generated from returning customers. It helps businesses understand: - Revenue from repeat customers - Returning customer acquisition efficiency - Campaign retention performance - ROAS for returning users - Repeat purchase behavior - Media source contribution Accessing Attribution - Returning Customer To open the dashboard: 1. Navigate to Marketing Attribution 2. Click Attribution - Returning Customer The Returning Customer Attribution dashboard will load. Summary KPI Cards The top section displays key performance indicators related to returning customers. Available KPIs include: - Revenue - Orders - AOV - rMER - Total Ad Spend - Customers - CPA - ROAS Each KPI also displays percentage movement compared to the previous selected period. MOAT Attribution Table The MOAT section provides attribution insights specifically for returning customer activity. Available tabs include: - Media Source - Campaign - Ads Each tab changes the attribution reporting level. Media Source Attribution The Media Source tab groups returning customer attribution data by traffic source. Examples include: - Google Ads - Facebook Ads - SMS - Direct - Bing Ads - Email Metrics available include: - Orders - Revenue - Revenue % - Impressions - Clicks - Ad Spend - ROAS - CPA Campaign Attribution The Campaign tab displays attribution performance grouped by campaigns. This helps identify: - High-performing retention campaigns - Revenue-driving campaigns - Repeat purchase effectiveness - Campaign-level efficiency Ads Attribution The Ads tab displays attribution data grouped by individual ads. This section helps analyze: - Ad-level ROAS - Ad-level CPA - Returning customer revenue contribution - Ad engagement performance Attribution Models The Attribution dropdown allows switching between attribution models. Available models include: - Any Click - First Click - Last Click - Equal Weight - View-Through Changing the attribution model recalculates all dashboard metrics. Searching Attribution Data Use the search field to quickly locate: - Campaigns - Ads - Media sources Search results update dynamically within the table. Key KPIs Trend Chart The Key KPIs Trend chart visualizes performance trends over time. Tracked metrics include: - ROAS - CPA - MER - AOV This chart helps identify changes in customer retention efficiency across the selected period. Revenue & Ad Spend Trend The Revenue & Ad Spend Trend chart compares: - Returning Customer Count - Returning Customer Revenue - Ad Spend This helps evaluate repeat customer growth and revenue contribution. Exporting Data To export attribution reports: 1. Click Export Data 2. Select the preferred export option Exports can be used for: - Client reporting - Internal analysis - Retention performance reviews Table Navigation The attribution tables support: - Pagination - Adjustable items per page - Horizontal scrolling for larger datasets This makes it easier to review detailed attribution reports.

Last updated on May 27, 2026

Key KPI Comparison

Overview The Key KPI Comparison dashboard allows you to compare marketing performance metrics across selected time periods. It helps identify: - Performance changes over time - Channel contribution trends - Revenue fluctuations - ROAS and CPA comparisons - Media source efficiency Accessing Key KPI Comparison To access the dashboard: 1. Navigate to Marketing Attribution 2. Click Key KPI Comparison The Key KPI Comparison dashboard will load. Selecting a KPI Metric Use the Metric dropdown to select the KPI you want to compare. Available metrics include: - Revenue - ROAS - CPA Once selected, all charts and tables update automatically. Setting Comparison Periods The comparison section allows you to define the analysis period. You can configure: - Number of periods - Base period date range Number of Periods Use the Number of Periods dropdown to select how many periods should be included in the comparison. Selecting Date Range Use the date picker to select the comparison date range. The selected date range becomes the base period used in KPI analysis. Running the Comparison After configuring: - Metric - Number of periods - Date range Click Run Comparison to generate the report. The dashboard will refresh with updated charts and comparison tables. KPI Comparison Trend Chart The trend chart visualizes KPI performance across media sources. Examples include: - Revenue comparison trend - ROAS comparison trend - CPA comparison trend The chart dynamically updates based on the selected KPI. Chart Options The chart menu provides additional actions. Available options include: - View in full screen - Print chart - Download PNG image - Download JPEG image - Download PDF document - Download SVG vector image - Download CSV - Download XLS KPI Comparison Table The comparison table displays detailed KPI values grouped by media source. Displayed metrics vary depending on the selected KPI. Examples include: Revenue Comparison - Revenue - Revenue % ROAS Comparison - ROAS - ROAS % CPA Comparison - CPA - CPA % Revenue Comparison Example When the selected metric is Revenue, the dashboard displays: - Revenue trend chart - Revenue comparison table by media source ROAS Comparison Example When the selected metric is ROAS, the dashboard displays: - ROAS trend chart - ROAS comparison table Media Source Analysis The comparison tables help analyze performance across media sources such as: - Google Ads - Facebook Ads - Bing Ads - SMS - Email - Direct This helps identify which channels perform best during the selected period. Exporting Comparison Data To export comparison results: 1. Open the chart menu 2. Select the required export option Exports can be used for: - Reporting - Presentation sharing - Performance analysis - Stakeholder reviews

Last updated on May 27, 2026