MIP / YOUR QUESTIONS
Before the first review.
What does MIP do beyond a marketing dashboard?
MIP combines campaign visibility with interpretation: campaign and image-performance review, creative-fatigue detection, root-cause analysis and recommendations. The aim is to help a team decide what to investigate or change, rather than only display disconnected numbers.
How does the MIP review process work?
Start by agreeing the business question, campaign scope and measurement context. Bring the agreed data into a connected review, examine performance and possible causes, then use recommendations to shape a team-owned action and assess the learning at the next review.
How does MIP handle private campaign data?
MIP runs on its own private large language model (LLM), with PDPA and GDPR compliance. Your campaign data stays private to you. Before onboarding, we agree data access, storage, retention and contractual requirements with your team.
Which advertising and analytics platforms can MIP connect to?
We assess your advertising and analytics setup, then confirm the supported data sources, available fields and access requirements for your engagement. Platform setup and integrations are covered by our separate Marketing Technology service; MIP connector availability is confirmed individually.
How often is campaign performance updated in MIP?
MIP brings campaign performance into a daily dashboard. We agree refresh timing and reporting scope around your supported data sources. Update frequency depends on those sources; a daily review is not the same as real-time monitoring.
Does MIP automatically change advertising campaigns?
MIP provides analysis and recommendations, not automatic campaign edits. Your team stays in control of campaign decisions. We agree who approves and implements changes, the required account permissions and how results will be reviewed.
Can brands or creative agencies use MIP on its own?
Yes. We scope MIP as a standalone offering or as part of a wider Media360 engagement. Your business question, channels and reporting needs shape the data requirements, review process and responsibilities.
Does MIP guarantee lower costs or higher returns?
No fixed performance improvement is promised. Recommendations depend on the available data, measurement quality and business context. Creative, audience, offer and implementation decisions also influence the outcome.