Gemius Adreal: Most-used fields

Gemius Adreal: Most-used fields#

The table below gives information about most-used fields that you can import from Gemius Adreal. Other fields might also be available in Adverity.

The fields that you can fetch in Adverity are updated regularly to reflect updates to data source APIs.

API name

Adverity UI name

Description

Use in Adverity

Frequency

Frequency

The average number of times an individual in the target audience has been exposed to an advertisement over a specific period.

metric

GRP

GRP

Gross Rating Point, a measure of the total audience exposed to an advertisement, expressed as a percentage of the total market times the frequency.

metric

Media type

Media type

The category of media channel through which an advertisement is delivered, such as TV, online, or mobile. These are referred to as ‘platforms’ in the API and their metadata is available from the /api/{market}/platforms/ endpoint.

dimension

Reach

Reach

The total number of unique individuals or households exposed to an advertisement over a specified period.

metric

Viewability rate

Viewability rate

The percentage of total ad contacts that were deemed viewable.

metric

Viewable ad contacts

Viewable ad contacts

The number of ad contacts that meet industry standards for viewability (e.g., a certain percentage of pixels on screen for a minimum duration).

metric

date

date

The specific date for which the advertising data is reported.

dimension

eQ ad contacts

eQ ad contacts

A qualitative metric representing the number of effective quality (eQ) ad contacts, indicating ad exposure under specific viewability and time-in-view conditions. This is referenced as ‘eQ Impressions metrics’ in product descriptions.

metric

uncertainty

uncertainty

This field provides the uncertainty percentage value for each indicator as a fractional number, indicating the statistical reliability of the reported data. Previously, this was a single value for all metrics, but it is now returned as a dictionary with values for each indicator separately.

metric