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CHEQ: How to consult your client

What is CHEQ and why should clients use it? What should you do to make it easy for the client to take advantage of it?

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Written by Strategy Organization
Updated over 2 years ago
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Overview

  • CHEQ has the ability to detect incoming bot traffic and block it

  • This reduces wasted spend going after bots and paying CPCs for them

  • That money can then be saved (improving efficiency) or reallocated (more return)

  • This can be 5-10% of total digital media spend

    • A client spending $1M per year is wasting potentially $100k

Common Tips + Notes

  • CHEQ tracks ad fraud differently than most ad platforms and is more strict

  • This 5-10% is above and beyond the invalid traffic Google and Meta already remove

    • Google + Meta do identify invalid traffic and provide credits

    • However these credits are often delayed and don’t catch everything

  • The implementation is easy (just a single pixel on client’s site)

  • We can start to track and quantify all of the money saved in a dashboard

  • CHEQ works with all of the major digital media players (Google, Meta, TikTok, etc)

Presentation Process + Notes

  • Work with Mike Opera to get a CHEQ analysis done and presented to the client

  • We won’t be able to use that client’s data until they install the pixel

  • Work with Jack Gashi (rep) from CHEQ in order to get it installed

  • Just booking a demo and installation gives Power Digital a referral fee from CHEQ

  • Ideally the client sees the value and wants to move forward, as it pays for itself

Moving Forward

  • Work with Mike Opera and CHEQ to install the necessary tech, contracts, etc

  • Once the client has it installed we should consistently report out on traffic blocked

    • Quantify this by channel and by amount of spend saved

    • This money should automatically be reinvested into the same channel

      • For example: Google saves $50k of spend vs bots, but that $50k will just be “prevented” in the budget, therefore monthly/daily budgets don’t need to be adjusted as it gets reinvested “automatically”

  • Tie the period of when CHEQ was installed and measure improvements

    • CPCs won’t change, but ideally cost per valuable user will improve

      • Cost per qualified session

      • Cost per add to cart

      • Cost per conversion

      • Aggregated site engagement (avg time on site, avg pageviews, etc)

  • Use this performance improvement and efficiency gain as part of any future ROPE

    • The Return On Partnership Exercise is helpful to show the value we created

    • More efficient media with better performance should increase our ROP

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