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Drive and measure outcomes that should not exist

Anonymised allows advertisers to reach new audiences and sell more products. We can do this because we can target and measure the 60% of impressions that do not have matched user IDs.

But if you target audiences without an ID, how do you know if the campaign is generating conversions and a positive return on investment? Enter Incremental Measurement: Anonymised’s proprietary technology to measure the effectiveness of any campaign - whether it uses Anonymised data or not.

Incremental Measurement has two variants:

  • Incremental Conversions deterministically measures the number of conversions driven by a campaign using Anonymised’s on-device AI and cross-domain data.
  • Incremental Sales measures the impact of a campaign on sales within a postcode or geographical unit, using Anonymised IP stabilisation and enhanced geolocation data to improve accuracy.
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Frequently asked questions about Incremental Measurement

Incremental Measurement is Anonymised's proprietary technology for measuring the true effectiveness of advertising campaigns. It determines how many conversions or sales a campaign actually caused — as distinct from conversions that would have happened anyway — including across the 60% of impressions that carry no matched user ID and are invisible to standard attribution tools.

Last-click and pixel-based attribution only measure what they can see: users who were already cookied, logged in or otherwise identified. They systematically miss cookieless browsers, Safari users, iOS traffic and CTV impressions — typically 40–60% of a campaign's total reach. This means advertisers routinely undercount conversions and misattribute performance to a narrow, easily measurable slice of traffic.

Incremental Conversions deterministically measures the number of conversions driven by a campaign using Anonymised's on-device AI and cross-domain data, without requiring matched user IDs. Incremental Sales measures a campaign's impact on product sales within a specific postcode or geographic unit, using Anonymised's IP stabilisation and enhanced geolocation data to improve accuracy — making it particularly useful for retail and location-based advertisers.

Yes. Incremental Measurement can be applied to any campaign, regardless of which DSP, SSP or data provider was used for targeting. It is a measurement layer that sits independently of the targeting infrastructure, so you can use it to evaluate the true performance of existing activity as well as new Anonymised-powered campaigns.

The entire methodology is built around Anonymised's on-device processing model. No personal data is transferred to Anonymised's servers. Conversion signals and geographic uplift data are derived from aggregated, anonymised outputs — making the product GDPR-compliant and compatible with consent-based frameworks across markets.

Yes. When used alongside Campaign Agent, Incremental Measurement data feeds directly into the agent's optimisation loop — allowing it to identify which audience segments and inventory sources are driving genuine incremental outcomes and shift budget accordingly.

Incremental Measurement is available to advertisers working with Anonymised. Book a demo to discuss your measurement setup and existing attribution gaps.

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