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CTV Transparency: Why App-Level Signals Are Not Enough
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David Simutis
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Updated on February 25, 2026
If Peer39 was in the food business, our Quality Score would be an overall rating that would be on food packaging: a number between 1-100 that took into consideration serving size, ingredients, vitamin content percentage, calories, cost, and flavor.
Lucky for our clients, Peer39 is tackling a more complex group of signals; those for CTV advertising campaigns. That's why we brought to life the CTV Quality Score, furthering our singular goal to bring transparency to buying and analytics in CTV, making it easy for buyers to optimize.
The CTV Quality Score is a consolidated performance and suitability metric that brings much-needed clarity to CTV campaigns and optimization, enabling advertisers to maximize their return on investment.
The Need for Clarity in CTV
The Power of a Consolidated Metric
A consolidated performance, placement context, and suitability metric addresses these challenges by distilling complex data into a single, easy-to-understand score. This score considers various factors, including:
Benefits for Advertisers
By combining these metrics into a weighted score, advertisers can:
Even the advantages for advertisers who use the CTV Quality Score are easy to understand.
Want a CTV Quality Score for CTV campaigns?
Peer39 believes so strongly that this tool can help advertisers that we've made it as simple as possible:
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