Sponsorship Renewal
Consideration for the next term, supported by the first-party audience graph
Impressions bought
An impression count that proves nothing
Outcomes proven
Reach Signal Outcome Model
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§1 · Verified reach
Reach ran against a consented, first-party audience graph: real people by email, push, and paid media, not an audience rented and rented again through third-party cookies
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§2 · Attribution intact
Conversions were enriched server-side with resolved identity before reaching the ad platforms, so match rates held when ad blockers and browser privacy controls dropped the ping
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§3 · Exposure to outcome
Sponsored exposure is tied to the audience actions that followed on one owned graph: verified reach and what it drove, not an impression count
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§4 · Prospecting efficiency
New reach was modeled as lookalikes of the highest-value customers, and customers who already converted were suppressed, so budget funded reach the sponsor did not already have
Awaiting evidence · 0 of 4 clauses verified