“Advertisers today need insight around what will actually capture attention, long before a campaign goes live,” says Oz Etzioni, Clinch CEO. “By assessing your Predict IQ Score in Flight Control, teams can get an immediate read on how their assets are likely to perform, along with guidance on how to improve them. It’s a smarter way to work, optimizing creative before launch to reduce waste and maximize impact with your media spend across every channel from day one.”
“Agentic advertising systems work best when they are powered by human truth and real business outcomes,” said Max Kalehoff, Adverteyes CEO. “With our sales-validated creative intelligence embedded directly into Clinch’s Flight Control workflow, advertisers and agencies now can see instantly whether an asset is likely to capture real human attention and drive brand growth. Every ad creative should make your media investment work harder, and drive more sales.”
Adverteyes is the first partner to contribute to Clinch’s Predict IQ Scores. Its AI-powered attention scoring methodology was people-trained by more than 18 million individuals worldwide across all major digital platforms, and powers predictive analytics for companies including AXA, P&G, Kellanova, Mars, WPP, Publicis and Nielsen. “By pairing sales-validated attention and emotion scoring with actionable diagnostics, creative and media teams gain new visibility into what will resonate and why, improving both efficiency and impact,” it says.
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