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How Your Attribution Model Misses Non-Click Conversions

Marketing Analytics with Fexingo · 2026-07-17 · 8 min

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Topics in this episode

View-through attributionattribution modellast click modeldisplay adsnon-click conversions

Episode notes

Lucas and Luna unpack the dark matter of marketing attribution: interactions that never produce a click. They walk through a real example from a mid-market DTC brand that saw a 34 percent lift in attributed revenue after implementing a view-through window for Facebook display ads - conversions that had been invisible to last-click models. The conversation covers the mechanics of view-through attribution, the risks of over-weighting it (a well-known mattress company once over-attributed $12 million in revenue to display), and practical thresholds for setting view-through windows based on category purchase cycles. They also touch on cross-device view-through and the growing role of clean rooms for privacy-safe measurement. A concrete, tactical episode for anyone who suspects their current attribution is leaving revenue on the table.

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