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Return to List of Common Terms
Gain/Loss |
Total profit (or expense) spent on a line item Total amount ($) of gain or loss based on the total (gross) spend of the line items minus the media costs |
Geographic Targeting |
Primary group of people in a specific location usually an advertising campaign aimed at the appeal Also known as Geo-target |
Global |
Information or areas available to all users |
Goal |
Client/brand objective and the reason of the investment in a campaign In Basis: Goal - Target amount Goal Type - Target KPI category for the campaign. Goal is specified up to 4 decimal points in Basis. The maximum goal value is 999 billion. (16 total digits including the 4 decimal points) |
Google Ad Manager |
Google Ad Manager - tool to monetize content for connected TV, mobile pages, and apps Also known as DoubleClick for Publishers, DoubleClick Ad Exchange |
Google Ads |
Google Ads - Full range of advertising capabilities by Google Also known as Google Google Ads |
Campaign Manager 360 |
Campaign Manager 360 - advertisement technology management (ad server) Offers data delivery integration with the campaign plan Also known as DoubleClick Manager, DoubleClick Search, Campaign Manager, Search Ads 360 |
Gross |
Total amount of media, ad serving, and margin costs |
Gross Cost |
Total amount (price) including media, ad serving, margin, etc. fees to an agency Also known as Client Contracted Amount, Client Cost Total client value or price of advertising products and services based on the insertion order |
Gross Rate |
Total rates the client/brand pays for the campaign including media, ad serving, and margin |
Gross Spend |
Aggregated at the line item of the total gross spend Also known as Total Spend, Total (Gross) Spend |
Group (GRP) |
Management of multiple tactics in Basis integrated DSP |
GRPs |
Gross Rating Points GRP = (Impressions / Universe Estimate) * 100 Aggregate total (sum) of ratings |
Guaranteed |
Fixed buying method Automated Guaranteed - Self-regulated purchase Negotiated Guaranteed - Settle purchase |