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Campaign Architecture

Plan around signals,
not channel lists.

Every channel has a job. Some create recognition. Some validate interest. Some turn intent into action. We connect them in one campaign architecture.

The mix changes with the brief. The operating logic stays connected.

Signal Architecture

Three stages. Each with a clear job.

The stages are functional, not chronological. Awareness, engagement and action can run at the same time, but each produces a different strength of signal.

Upper funnel

Awareness

The campaign enters the audience’s mind. The job is recognition, reach and the first measurable signs of interest.

Broad reach

Display, online video and paid social create controlled reach around the audiences most likely to care.

  • Display
  • Online video
  • Paid social
  • Creator reach
Premium attention

Connected TV adds full-screen attention in a premium viewing environment.

  • Connected TV
  • Non-skippable video
Signals
  • Reach
  • Trailer or campaign views
  • First expressions of interest
Mid funnel

Engagement

The audience moves from noticing the campaign to actively validating it.

Media response

Retargeting, frequency and interaction signals show that the message is being noticed.

  • Views
  • Clicks
  • Likes
Asynchronous creator validation

Creator videos give the audience time to watch, respond, comment and share.

  • Watch time
  • Comments
  • Shares
Live participation

Live formats create synchronous interaction. The audience experiences the moment together with the creator.

  • Concurrent viewers
  • Chat
  • Real-time response
Lower funnel

Action

Interest turns into a measurable outcome.

Performance activation

Warm-audience retargeting and re-engagement move the strongest signals toward conversion.

Creator conversion

Affiliate programmes and conversion-oriented creator formats connect credibility with action.

Signals
  • Conversions
  • Qualified visits
  • Installs
  • Sales
  • ROAS

For game campaigns, this can include wishlists and pre-orders.

Channel Flow

The plan, as it actually flows.

Channels enter on the left. Campaign jobs sit in the middle. Outcomes appear on the right. Band thickness shows how budget or impressions are allocated across the system.

The same view becomes the operating map for activation, optimisation and reporting.

Illustrative campaign flow
DisplayOnline videoConnected TVPaid socialCreator videoCreator liveCommunityPerformance mediaAffiliateAwarenessEngagementActionReachVideo viewsEngagementQualified visitsConversionsInstallsSalesROAS

Display feeds Awareness. Online video feeds Awareness. Connected TV feeds Awareness. Paid social feeds Awareness and Engagement. Creator video feeds Awareness and Engagement. Creator live feeds Engagement. Community feeds Engagement. Performance media feeds Action. Affiliate feeds Action. Awareness leads to Reach, Video views, Engagement. Engagement leads to Video views, Engagement, Qualified visits. Action leads to Qualified visits, Conversions, Installs, Sales, ROAS.

Measurement

Measure every stage by the job it has to do.

A reach channel should not be judged like a conversion channel. We connect every stage to the signals it is designed to produce.

Upper funnel

Quality of attention

Example KPIs
  • CPM
  • Quality of reach
  • Video completion
  • Brand lift
Mid funnel

Validation and depth

Example KPIs
  • Engagement depth
  • View-through rate
  • Watch time
  • Qualified interaction
Lower funnel

Attributed action

Example KPIs
  • Conversions
  • CPI
  • Sales
  • ROAS

For game campaigns, mid- and lower-funnel signals can also include wishlist conversion, pre-orders and attributable installs.

Attribution should be a steering tool, not a reporting exercise.

Build the plan

See how the channels work before the campaign goes live.

Bring us the audience, the moment and the outcome. We will build the campaign architecture around them.