Professional Services Marketing & Creative Agencies Digital & Performance Marketing

Paid Media Management

New business and client engagements where creative vision, strategy alignment, and multi-stakeholder approval determine outcomes.

Example organizations in this space: iProspect Resolution Media Wpromote 360i

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Inside this journey
  1. Outcome Discovery

    Align on acquisition goals, current paid-media performance, constraints, stakeholders, and measurable success criteria.

    Discovery Questions

    Your current paid media snapshot

    • Briefly describe which paid channels you run today and which receive the largest monthly spend Options: Search, Social, Programmatic DSPs, Marketplace ads, Connected TV, Other
    • Approximate total monthly paid media budget across all channels Options: Under $50k, $50k–$200k, $200k–$500k, $500k–$1M, Over $1M
    • Who is your primary internal owner for acquisition performance and who signs off on material budget shifts Options: Director of Paid Media, VP/Head of Growth, Head of Marketing, CRO/CMO, Shared committee, Other
    • Share the main conversion events you optimize to (for example: purchase, trial signup, demo request) and which one finance treats as the primary revenue trigger Options: Purchase, Subscription start, Free trial start, Lead form/demo request, Other
    • How do you currently connect ad spend to revenue and customer lifetime value in your reporting Options: Direct CRM match, Modeled attribution, Third party attribution tool, Platform reports only, Hybrid approach, We do not tie to revenue reliably

    Where performance is falling short

    • Which recent performance trend convinced you to look outside your current setup Options: Rising CPA, Flattening ROAS, Channel saturation, Measurement drift, Poor creative performance, Other
    • Give an example of a campaign or channel where CPA or ROAS degraded unexpectedly, and walk me through the last time you tried to diagnose it
    • How much of the performance gap do you think stems from creative versus audience and bidding versus measurement issues Options: Mostly creative, Mostly audience targeting, Mostly bidding strategy, Mostly measurement/attribution, Even mix, Unsure
    • When performance slipped, who on your team felt the impact first and what immediate decisions followed
    • What single failure in a discovery or pilot would cause you to pause selecting a new partner Options: Lack of access to accounts, No named working team, Unproven comparable case studies, Inflexible fee structure, Poor data hygiene found in audit, Other

    How you test and learn today

    • If your current testing program were summarized for the CFO, what blind spot would be most worrying
    • Describe the last three experiments you ran, the hypothesis for each, and which one changed your strategy
    • Which statistical rules or minimum sample requirements do you require before scaling a winning creative or audience Options: P value threshold, Minimum conversion count, Lift over control, Time-bound window, No formal rule
    • How often do you put tests on hold because attribution or reporting gaps make results ambiguous Options: Regularly, Sometimes, Rarely, Never
    • Would your team authorize a controlled pilot that requires platform admin access and a 10 to 20 percent test budget reallocation for four weeks Options: Yes, Maybe with stakeholder approval, Not without additional safeguards, No

    What success must look like to win internal approval

    • Which financial or reporting outcome would make your finance team say yes without further negotiation Options: Target CPA met, Target ROAS met, Improved CAC payback, Clear uplift in revenue vs baseline, Better visibility into funnel
    • List the primary KPIs you will use to evaluate a managed media engagement and the target value for each Options: CPA, ROAS, CAC payback period, Conversion rate, Revenue per visitor, Other
    • How often does leadership expect consolidated cross-channel reporting and what level of detail is required Options: Daily with channel-level detail, Weekly aggregated, Monthly executive summary, Quarterly review only
    • What governance or evidence must exist to attach fees to performance triggers, for example data audit, reconciled attribution, or reserved holdbacks Options: Reconciled CRM match, Third-party audit, Platform native metrics only, Legal-approved SOW clause, Other
    • If a pilot achieves the agreed CPA and ROAS within the test window, who can sign the commercial agreement and what is their approval timeline

    Risks we should know before we commit

    • What broken process or data gap has blocked previous vendor engagements or pilots
    • Describe any recent landing page, checkout, or pricing changes that were not coordinated with media and what happened after
    • Which internal teams must approve creative, offers, or landing page changes and what is the typical approval lead time Options: Product, Engineering, Legal/Compliance, Brand/Creative, Revenue/Finance
    • Are there contractual or regulatory limits that would restrict bidding, targeting, or sharing performance data Options: Yes - legal constraints, Yes - platform contract limits, Yes - data privacy rules, No known restrictions, Unsure
    • Is there any regulatory, contractual, or security constraint that would prevent us from receiving platform admin access or linking CRM data Options: Access can be granted, Access requires legal review, Access is restricted and may not be granted, Unsure

    Other options you are weighing

    • Who else is on your shortlist and what specifically about them appeals to you
    • Is your incumbent still running day to day media or primarily providing reporting and oversight since renewal Options: Fully running media, Mostly reporting and oversight, No longer engaged, We manage internally now
    • Has anyone on your team proposed solving this internally and what additional headcount or skills would that require Options: Yes - hire paid media specialist(s), Yes - reallocate current staff, No - not proposed, Undecided
    • Which fee models are you actively evaluating, for example fixed retainer, percent of spend, or performance fees Options: Fixed retainer, Percent of ad spend, Performance fee, Hybrid model, One-time implementation fee
    • What would have to be true about the incumbent or an internal solution for you to decide not to switch vendors Options: Clear improvement in CPA/ROAS, Named senior working team assigned, Faster reporting cadence, Lower total cost of ownership, Other

    Operational readiness and constraints

    • Do you have a named administrator who can grant platform access and a technical lead who owns tracking and tags Options: Yes - both named, Admin only, Technical lead only, No, not yet
    • Which systems must integrate for attribution and reporting and who currently owns those connections Options: CRM, Data warehouse, Analytics platform, Order system, None of the above
    • Is server side or client side tracking available for your site and do you permit third party pixels or events Options: Server side available, Client side only, Both available, Third party pixels not allowed, Unsure
    • What level of historical data can you provide for lookback windows and is that data consistently formatted and accessible Options: Full history with clean formatting, Partial history with some gaps, Only last 90 days, No historical data readily available
    • If an integration required two to four weeks of engineering work, do you have the bandwidth and priority to commit that time within our kickoff window Options: Yes - committed, Yes with executive signoff, Not likely in current quarter, No

    Decision timing and next steps

    • Assuming we hit agreed pilot targets, what would make your team ready to sign within seven days Options: Budget committed, Legal terms pre-approved, Executive endorsement, No outstanding dependencies, Other
    • Name your ideal kickoff week and the latest acceptable start that still meets your quarterly goals
    • Who must approve the commercial terms and who is the ultimate signer for this engagement Options: VP/Head of Growth, CFO/Finance, CMO/Marketing, Procurement, Other
    • Are there required procurement, legal, or security certificates or clauses that must be attached before a purchase order can be issued Options: Standard SOW and PO, Security review required, Data processing agreement required, Procurement terms negotiated, None
    • If we proposed a 90 day pilot with clear success gates and a fixed test budget, would your team commit the budget and exec time now Options: Yes - ready to commit, Yes with minor clarifications, Need internal approval, No
  2. Solution Experience

    Map how managed media operations, testing methodology, and reporting will deliver the buyer's CPA and ROAS goals using their real account context.

    Solution Experience

    • Solution Experience Session
    • Confirm the current state and its cost to your team
    • You confirm the stated current state and the quantified cost to acquisition budgets and forecast accuracy.
    • Run the sample forecast and detailed 4–8 week experiment plan on the provided account and deliver the KPI projection before the follow-up session.
    • You confirm that the demonstrated operational changes and experiment plan will materially reduce CPA and improve ROAS in your account context.
    • Map daily operations to your CPA and ROAS goals using your account
    • Provide admin-level access or a reporting snapshot for the last 90 days across platforms and your CRM attribution exports.
    • Confirm your target CPA and ROAS ranges and the decision timeline so the experiment plan aligns to your acceptance criteria.
    • You confirm that the reporting example ties ad activity to CRM-attributed outcomes in a way that would support your CFO-level scrutiny.
    • Show the testing methodology applied to your recent traffic and creatives
    • Demonstrate reporting that ties spend to CRM-attributed outcomes
    • You agree on the remaining evidence and immediate next steps needed before a commercial decision.
    • List the decision committee members and their evaluation criteria for commercial approval.
    • Confirm team alignment and performance-fee trigger mechanics
    • Validate the solution against your needs
    • Solution Experience Session
    • Solution Experience Deck
    • Solution Brief — Managed Media Operations & Testing
    • meeting
    • slides
    • document
  3. Solution Scope

    Define deliverables, fee model, testing cadence, reporting KPIs, responsibilities, and out-of-scope items.

    Scope Configuration

    • Campaign setup and launch across channels
    • Daily bid and budget optimization
    • Creative variant testing and rotation
    • Audience segmentation and targeting management
    • Cross-channel budget reallocation and pacing
    • Conversion tracking and tag implementation
    • Integrate ads reporting with CRM and dashboards
    • Automated bidding rules and script deployment
    • Retargeting and funnel audience activation
    • Scale winning campaigns and creative variants
    • Programmatic deal and inventory management
    • Weekly performance reporting tied to CAC and ROAS

    Scope Questions

    Campaign setup and launch across channels

    • Which channels should be included in the initial launch (search, social, programmatic, marketplace)? Options: Search, Social, Programmatic, Marketplace, All of the above
    • Do you have admin access and account IDs available for the selected ad accounts? Options: Yes, all accounts, Partial access available, No, access must be provisioned
    • What is your primary acquisition cost target or ROAS threshold for the launch? Options: Target CPA under $25, Target CPA $25-100, Target CPA over $100, ROAS target 2x-3x, ROAS target 3x+
    • How many campaigns and ad group/ad set structures do you expect to deploy per channel in the first 30 days? Options: 1-5, 6-15, 16-30, 30+
    • Which landing page URLs and funnel entry pages will be used for the initial creative sets?
    • What acceptance criteria will confirm a successful campaign launch in your ad accounts (examples: tag firing, impressions, first conversions within 48 hours)?

    Daily bid and budget optimization

    • Which daily spend governance model do you prefer for testing and optimization? Options: Manual daily caps, Automated pacing toward monthly target, Hybrid (manual for some channels)
    • Do you maintain hard daily or monthly spend ceilings per channel that we must respect? Options: Yes - provide ceilings, No hard ceilings, Flexible with prior notice
    • What ROAS or CPA threshold should trigger an automated pause or scale action for a campaign? Options: Pause if CPA > 20% above target, Scale if ROAS > 20% above target, Use custom rule
    • Who on your side must approve daily budget changes above an escalation threshold? Options: You (the buyer), Finance approver, No approval required for day-to-day, Other
    • How should daily optimization decisions be documented (naming convention, shared sheet, platform notes)? Options: Versioned naming convention, Shared optimization spreadsheet, Platform change history only, Combination
    • Describe any channels or campaigns where automated bidding or script-driven changes are prohibited in your compliance or procurement rules.

    Creative variant testing and rotation

    • How many creative variants per ad group or test cell do you want active during the initial test window? Options: 2, 3-5, 6+
    • Which creative assets will you supply and which asset types do you need us to produce (image sizes, video lengths, headlines, product feeds)? Options: You supply all assets, We produce variants, Mixed responsibility
    • What testing cadence should we follow for creative rotation (example anchors: rotate every 3 days, run until 200 conversions)? Options: Rotate every 3 days, Rotate based on conversion count, Rotate on weekly cadence, Custom
    • Which conversion event will determine creative winners for this campaign (purchase event name, lead form completion event, trial start event)? Options: Purchase, Lead form completion, Trial start, Custom event
    • Do you have an existing creative naming or versioning convention we must follow for test traceability? Options: Yes - provide convention, No - we will use a standard naming
    • If you require control groups, what percentage of traffic should be held out for control creative variants? Options: 0%, 5%, 10%, 20%

    Audience segmentation and targeting management

    • Which audience sources will you provide for targeting (CRM lists, first-party event lists, pixel audiences)? Options: CRM lists, First-party event lists, Pixel/tag audiences, None provided
    • What lookback windows should we use for retargeting segments (7 days, 30 days, 90 days) for product viewers and cart abandoners? Options: 7 days, 14 days, 30 days, 60 days, 90 days
    • Do you maintain customer suppression lists or do-not-contact segments that must be excluded from targeting? Options: Yes - we will provide lists, No suppression lists, Limited suppression by SKU or region
    • How granular should audience tiers be (examples: broad prospecting, mid-funnel engagers, high-intent returners)? Provide sample audience names or IDs if available.
    • Are there privacy or regional constraints on using hashed CRM lists or event-level data for targeting that we must enforce? Options: Yes - region-specific constraints apply, No special constraints, Need to confirm with legal
    • Who will be responsible for weekly audience hygiene and list refreshes (we handle, you handle, shared responsibility)? Options: You handle, We handle, Shared responsibility

    Cross-channel budget reallocation and pacing

    • What performance governance threshold should trigger a cross-channel reallocation (example: channel CPA 15% above target, weekly spend variance)? Options: CPA variance threshold, ROAS variance threshold, Spend variance threshold, Custom rule
    • How often should cross-channel pacing reviews occur (daily, weekly, biweekly)? Options: Daily, Weekly, Biweekly
    • Do you require minimum spend floors per channel during reallocation to preserve market presence? Options: Yes - provide floors, No minimum floors, Flexible with notice
    • Which KPIs should govern reallocation decisions (CPA by channel, ROAS by campaign, incremental conversions from experiments)? Options: CPA by channel, ROAS by campaign, Incremental lift from experiments, Other
    • Will finance or another internal stakeholder require approval for reallocations above a dollar limit? Options: Yes - approvals required, No approvals required, Only for monthly budget changes
    • List any channels or campaigns that are off-limits for reallocations without prior notice and why (brand, contractual, or strategic reasons).

    Conversion tracking and tag implementation

    • Which conversion events must be tracked server-side versus client-side (examples: purchase value server-side, add-to-cart client-side)? Options: Purchase server-side, Add-to-cart client-side, Lead client-side, Custom mapping
    • Do you use a tag manager or single container for all conversion tags and pixels? Options: Yes - single tag manager, Multiple tag containers, No tag manager in place
    • Provide the conversion event names or CRM event mappings we should use to reconcile ad platform events to your order data.
    • What defines acceptable tracking accuracy between platform-reported conversions and your CRM (maximum allowable discrepancy percentage)? Options: <5%, 5-10%, 10-20%, Other
    • Who will provide access to site header/footer or the tag manager to deploy client and server tags (your developer, internal ops, we deploy with credentials)? Options: Your developer, Internal ops, We will deploy with provided credentials
    • Are there existing server-to-server endpoints or postback URLs that must be used for conversion attribution rather than new endpoints? Options: Yes - provide endpoints, No - new endpoints permitted, Need to confirm

    Integrate ads reporting with CRM and dashboards

    • Which CRM object will serve as the primary join key for ad-level reporting (contact, lead, opportunity, order)? Options: Contact, Lead, Opportunity, Order, Custom object
    • What reporting cadence and latency do you require for the dashboard feed (hourly aggregates, daily sync, weekly refresh)? Options: Hourly aggregates, Daily sync, Weekly refresh
    • Do you require revenue-level attribution mapped to purchase events or an LTV model to be applied in the dashboard? Options: Revenue at purchase event level, LTV model required, No revenue mapping required
    • What evidence will validate that the reporting integration is correct (example: sample order-level join with matching transaction IDs and timestamps)?
    • Which delivery endpoints should receive the reporting feed (internal BI endpoint, shared dashboard link, scheduled CSV export)? Options: Internal BI endpoint, Shared dashboard link, Scheduled CSV export
    • What attribution windows and field-level transformations must be applied in the reporting layer (examples: 7-day click, 1-day view, currency conversion)?

    Automated bidding rules and script deployment

    • Which bidding automation categories are acceptable for you (platform automated bidding, custom rules, external scripts)? Options: Platform automated bidding, Custom rules, External scripts
    • Do you permit deployment of scripts or automation that require API credentials to your ad accounts? Options: Yes with credential process, No scripts requiring credentials, Conditional approval
    • Specify any maximum bid, CPA, or ROAS floors that automated rules must enforce.
    • How should scripts and rule versions be named and documented for auditability (versioned name, changelog in shared doc, ticket reference)? Options: Versioned naming, Changelog in shared doc, Ticket-based audit
    • Will you require a pre-deployment testing window for scripts in a sandbox or a live small-budget test before full rollout? Options: Sandbox test required, Live small-budget test, No test required
    • Who is authorized on your side to approve running scripts that change bids or budgets in bulk? Options: You (the buyer), Designated approver, No approval needed

    Retargeting and funnel audience activation

    • Which funnel stages should be targeted with retargeting (product viewers, cart abandoners, past purchasers)? Options: Product viewers, Cart abandoners, Past purchasers, Site engagers
    • What exclusion windows should apply for past purchasers before retargeting resumes (7 days, 30 days, 90 days)? Options: 7 days, 30 days, 90 days, Custom
    • Do you want sequential creative messaging by funnel stage and can you provide creative buckets for each stage? Options: Yes - will provide buckets, No sequential messaging, We need help defining buckets
    • What maximum frequency cap should apply to retargeting audiences per user per week? Options: No cap, 1-5 impressions/week, 6-10 impressions/week, 11+ impressions/week
    • Are there specific high-value SKUs or product IDs that should be prioritized for dynamic creative retargeting?
    • Should CRM-based suppression lists be used to exclude loyalty or VIP customers during retargeting? Options: Yes - provide lists, No suppression for loyalty, Conditional suppression

    Scale winning campaigns and creative variants

    • What scaling rule should apply when a campaign meets performance thresholds (example: percent daily budget increase or replicate to new geos)? Options: 10% daily increase, 20% daily increase, Replicate to new geos instead of scaling budget
    • Do you prefer gradual scaling or aggressive scaling once a variant proves profitable? Options: Gradual (10-20% daily), Aggressive (30%+ daily), Prefer cloning into new campaigns
    • Which markets or geographies should be prioritized when scaling winning campaigns?
    • When scaling, should we preserve the original campaign structure or create new scaled clones for control? Options: Preserve original, Create clones, Hybrid approach
    • What metric decline or creative fatigue threshold should trigger a pause or creative refresh during scaling (example: CTR drop of X% or conversion rate decline)?
    • Who will approve budget increases for scaled campaigns above any monthly caps? Options: You (the buyer), Finance approver, No approval required
  4. Mutual Commit

    Finalize commercial terms, performance fee triggers, data-access authorizations, and confirmation of the working team.

    Agreement Modules

    • Master Services Agreement (MSA)
    • Statement of Work (SOW)
    • Order Form (Fees & Billing)
    • Performance Fee Addendum
    • Data Processing Agreement (DPA)
    • Platform & Data Access Authorization
    • Key Personnel & Service Team Confirmation
    • Transition & Offboarding Addendum
  5. Deployment

    Lock readiness facts and configuration values before execution begins.

    1. Pre-Deployment Readiness

      Confirm admin access, tracking permissions, CRM/reporting integrations, named owners, and go-live windows required for kickoff.

      Pre-Deployment Questions

      Environment and access

      • For each advertising platform in scope (search, social, programmatic, marketplace), has admin-level access been granted to the seller's working team? (this determines whether we can connect and validate accounts) Options: Yes — all platforms granted, Partially — some platforms granted, No — admin access pending, No — seller needs assistance to request access
      • If access is partial or pending, what is the target date for full admin access to be granted? (so we can schedule connector work and a safe cutover window)

      Data and configuration

      • Is primary conversion tracking implemented and verified in production for the core acquisition events we will optimize to (purchase, lead, or equivalent)? Options: Yes — verified for all core events, Partially — some events verified, some missing, No — tracking not implemented, Unknown — require seller audit
      • If tracking is partial or unknown, what is the target date for completed tracking verification or who is the internal owner responsible for verification? (name and role)
      • Has the mapping between CRM order/value fields and the reporting source of truth been approved, and who owns that mapping? (we need a single source of truth for ROAS/CPA reporting) Options: Yes — mapping approved and owner assigned, In progress — owner assigned, No — mapping not defined, Unknown — needs confirmation

      People and ownership

      • Who is the buyer's primary approver for account-structure and budget changes? Provide name, role, and email (this person must be authorized to approve go-live).
      • Who is the buyer's technical owner for CRM/reporting integration and who is the day-to-day campaign owner we should coordinate with? Provide name, role, and email for each.

      Timing and constraints

      • Are there blackout windows, major promotions, product launches, or compliance gates when account changes are prohibited? If yes, list start/end dates and the responsible stakeholder (so we avoid risky cutovers).
      • What is your preferred go-live window for the initial kickoff? Provide a date range and preferred daily hours in the buyer's time zone (so we can reserve the deployment slot).
      • What level of production data access will be available for reporting integrations: full production-level access, aggregated reports only, or access contingent on a signed DPA/legal approval? Options: Full production data access allowed, Limited — aggregated reports only, Access requires signed DPA/legal approval, Unknown — needs confirmation
    2. Configuration Details

      Capture exact account-level settings, credential handoffs, tracking endpoints, and experiment parameters the deployment team will use.

      Configuration Details

      Environments & Endpoints

      • Select the advertising platform categories included in this deployment (select all that apply). These categories are used by the Deployment module to provision connectors and map account settings. Options: Search (paid search), Social (paid social), Programmatic DSP, Marketplace (paid marketplace ads)
      • Primary deployment region for account-level endpoints (Default: US-East). Choose the single region the deployment should treat as primary for endpoint selection and latency-sensitive tasks. Options: US-East, US-West, EMEA, APAC, Other
      • If you selected 'Other' for Primary deployment region, enter the region name exactly as your operations team refers to it (single value, e.g., 'Canada-Central').

      Account Access & Credential Handoffs

      • Enter the ad account identifier to configure for the primary platform (format: 'platform:account-id' — e.g., 'search:123456789'). This exact value is consumed by Campaign Deployment.
      • Integration user or service account name (identifier only; do NOT paste secrets). Default if none: 'integration_user'. Deployment will request the secret via your secrets manager.
      • Who will own the credential handoff and be the contact for secret exchange (select one). Deployment will contact this role to coordinate secure transfer via your chosen channel. Options: Buyer Paid Media Lead, Buyer IT / Admin, Buyer Vendor Management, Seller Deployment Lead, Other

      Tracking & Attribution

      • Analytics property or measurement identifier used for event mapping and postbacks (format: 'measurement:property-id' or your analytics identifier). Enter the single production ID the deployment should wire to.
      • Server-to-server tracking/postback endpoint URL for conversion ingestion (format: https://... — enter production URL or enter 'none' if not applicable). Do NOT include API keys or secrets here; those are exchanged via your secrets manager.

      Experiment Parameters & Campaign Settings

      • Default experiment traffic allocation percentage for A/B tests (integer 1–100; Default: 10). This value is used by the Experiment Runner during Campaign Deployment.
      • Maximum concurrent experiments allowed per account (integer; Default: 3). The deployment will enforce this limit when scheduling experiment launches.
    3. Campaign Deployment

      Execute account restructuring, creative rotations, experiment launches, and transition to daily optimization with clear owners and milestones.

  6. Success

    Measure CPA and ROAS outcomes, review experiment learnings, and maintain a shared channel for issues and enhancement requests.

    Success Reviews

    • Go-live Health Check (weeks 1-4)
    • First Measurement Review (weeks 4-10)
    • Acceptance Gate Review (around day 90)
    • Quarterly Success Review

    Issues & Enhancements

    • Publish the quarter's experiment summary with implemented changes and measured impact to the shared workspace.
    • Implement agreed campaign or tracking adjustments and report completion in the shared channel by the agreed dates.
    • Run prioritized experiments to address identified root causes and publish interim results before the Acceptance Gate.
    • Update the KPI dashboard to surface CPA, ROAS, and experiment win rate for the Acceptance Gate review.
    • Publish the acceptance decision and the supporting evidence package to the shared workspace.
    • Restate acceptance criteria from Solution Scope
    • Produce a documented pass or fail for each acceptance criterion recorded in Solution Scope.
    • Ensure incumbent decommissioning or retained-read-only status is confirmed if applicable, preventing dual-running systems.
    • Agree remediation items for any failed criteria with clear resolution dates and evidence requirements.
    • Execute the agreed remediation tasks for any failed criteria and schedule re-evaluation as documented.
    • If incumbent is decommissioned, archive historical access and confirm the team has stopped using the old system.
    • Quarterly KPI trend review
    • Confirm whether quarterly CPA and ROAS meet the sustainability thresholds recorded in Solution Scope.
    • Ensure experiment learnings have been implemented at the agreed rate and that their impact is tracked.
    • Prioritize and create a delivery plan for the top open issues and enhancement requests for the next quarter.
    • Implement the top-priority enhancements from the backlog and report progress in the shared channel by the agreed dates.
    • Close or reclassify low-value open tickets and update the backlog with owner and target completion date.
    • Re-confirm success criteria and named owners
    • All production tracking and access checks are confirmed or have a remediation plan with dates.
    • Named owner assigned for each success criterion recorded in Solution Scope.
    • A single shared channel for issues and enhancement requests is agreed and documented.
    • Publish a go-live health report documenting any open issues, owners, and remediation dates.
    • Remediate critical tracking or access failures and confirm fixes in the shared channel.
    • Enable access for any outstanding named owners and confirm via a checklist in the shared channel.
    • Present CPA and ROAS versus Solution Scope targets
    • Determine whether CPA and ROAS are tracking toward the numeric targets recorded in Solution Scope and identify any shortfalls.
    • Establish the primary root causes for any KPI gaps and a prioritized list of corrective actions with deadlines.
    • Confirm the timeline and criteria for the Acceptance Gate decision at day 90.
    • Deployment and tracking validation
    • Experiment learnings and implementation status
    • Present outcome data for CPA, ROAS, and experiment win rate
    • Review experiment early results and test win rate
    • Early adoption and usage signals
    • Open issue and enhancement backlog review
    • Document pass/fail per acceptance criterion
    • Root-cause analysis for KPI variance
    • Incumbent wind-down confirmation
    • Agree corrective actions and timeline
    • Open issues and remediation plan
    • Operational roles and handoff confirmations
    • Confirm shared issue and enhancement channel
    • Agree next quarter measurement checkpoints
    • Confirm acceptance timeline to the 90-day gate
    • Agree remediation items and resolution timeline
    • Record the acceptance decision
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