Introduction
In the previous document, we provided a general overview of the Airbridge onboarding process. In this document, we will explain in detail the basic tasks that marketers need to prepare for implementing Airbridge. We will guide you through the necessary requirements, including both essential and recommended items such as dashboard creation, advertising channel integration planning, event design, and review of additional development work. Please carefully review the contents below and proceed with the preparation work.1.1 Register Your App on Airbridge
First, please create an Airbridge account and register your app. For detailed dashboard creation instructions, please refer to the user guide below. ▶ Registering a New App ▶ Go directly to the Airbridge Dashboard: Click the ‘Dashboard’ button. The Airbridge app mode cannot be changed after creation, so please carefully select either Performance Measurement Mode or Development Mode. Generally, you should select Performance Measurement Mode for production apps where you will measure advertising performance, and Development Mode for staging or development apps that require testing during the development process. If you do not have a separate development app, it is fine to create only a Performance Measurement Mode app. Managing Users (Optional) If there are other users, invite them to the Airbridge app. ▶ Managing Users in Your Organization1.2 Marketing channel planning
Airbridge is fundamentally a Mobile Marketing Performance measurement tool (MMP). Please check the advertising channels you operate and verify whether they can be integrated with Airbridge. You can find a list of advertising channels integrated with Airbridge in the user guide below. If you cannot find an advertising channel you operate, please request that the advertising channel complete an advertising channel integration application form. ▶ List of Advertising Channels Integrated with Airbridge ▶ Advertising Channel Integration Application Form1.3 Event taxonomy design
Event taxonomy is the process of defining and structuring the events to be collected within an app or website. A well-designed event taxonomy effectively supports data analysis and campaign performance measurement. Please refer to the user guide below to organize the events and sub-properties needed to check advertising performance.- ▶ Airbridge Events: You can reference various information about Airbridge events.
- ▶ Event Taxonomy: This is the official guide on how to design taxonomy.
- ▶ Follow Along with Event Taxonomy Design: If this is your first time designing taxonomy, check this onboarding guide.
- ▶ Example event taxonomies by industry can be found in the guides below.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How many events do other companies typically collect?
- Can I send events via server-to-server (API) instead of SDK?
- Server To Server Event API uses device ID (cookie ID in the case of web) or User ID as identifiers. You must obtain and store the Device ID from Airbridge SDK and then send it to the API, or set user identifiers in Airbridge SDK so that events sent via API and SDK events are matched by User ID.
- The eventTimestamp must be within 24 hours of the event transmission time, and if the difference is more than 24 hours, the Airbridge server will not process the event. Please use an eventTimestamp within 24 hours of the transmission time.
- For smooth postback, please send osName and osVersion under device together.
- What is the ad impression (adImpression) event? Do I need to collect it to check advertising performance?
- It’s difficult to determine whether to distinguish user behavior as an event or as a sub-property.
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You will postback when level 10 is achieved in a game.
- Collect a custom event such as ‘achieve_level_10’.
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First purchase events are sent strictly according to internal criteria.
- Please collect a custom event such as ‘order_complete_first’ separately from the purchase completion event.
- Do I need to collect all semantic attributes in Airbridge?
- Product-related events (e.g., ‘Add to Cart’, ‘Product View’, etc.)
- currency, product ID, product name, price, quantity
- Purchase completion and purchase cancellation events
- currency, transactionID, product ID, product name, price, quantity
- Ad impression events
- currency
1.4 Additional Items
Since Airbridge provides various features beyond app advertising performance tracking, you can proceed with additional work as described below if necessary. Marketers can determine whether each task is needed and can additionally request the development team to perform the corresponding work. SDK Work Is Required These are tasks that require additional SDK work to use features provided by Airbridge.
SDK Work Is Not Required
These are tasks that do not require additional SDK work when using features provided by Airbridge. However, you will need help from other administrators, so please check the task purpose.