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Adobe Content Analytics

AI-powered clarity in every image, attribute, and outcome.

Track content performance and understand the driving factors behind it. Leverage AI to identify the visual traits that convert customers, allowing you to instantly do more of what works. Streamline your content production process and increase revenue by removing the guesswork.

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Content measurement and ROI

Prove business impact by connecting content performance and customer engagement directly to conversion outcomes and ROI.

  • Conversion impact. Connect content attributes directly to conversion metrics to prove what content drives business impact such as conversions and revenue.
  • Omnichannel performance (coming soon). Evaluate how content within and across channels — such as web, mobile app, or paid media — leads to conversions and determine which assets to prioritize or remove from rotation to better meet your goals.
  • Engagement insights. View key asset metrics — such as impressions, click-through rates, top-performing attributes, and placements — to understand how content influences customer behavior.
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Metrics for a specific asset and its attribute information

Content intelligence to activation

Quickly and easily access insights from large volumes of content data with intuitive, out-of-the-box reporting and visualizations. Teams can quickly assess asset performance, uncover engagement trends, spot anomalies, identify optimization opportunities, enhance segmentation, and turn content insights into audiences for activation.

  • Content performance templates. Get reporting up and running quickly with a purpose-built template for content performance metrics and visualizations.
  • Asset inspector. View asset thumbnails within the user interface for instant visual context, along with detailed metadata — including image attributes, page placements, delivery details, and performance metrics — so you can quickly understand what’s working.
  • Advanced content granularity. Filter data by asset, attribute, metadata, audience, engagement, and more to answer content-specific business questions.
  • Anomaly detection. Receive in-app alerts for statistically significant anomalies in your content data — such as sudden spikes or declines in engagement — so you can catch issues or opportunities early.
  • Audience publishing. Create activation-ready audiences from content engagement and immediately share them across other Adobe products.

AI-powered attribute intelligence

Unlock a new, more granular level of content insights with AI/ML that automatically extracts and organizes image attributes for analysis, letting you better understand what content characteristics drive results.

  • Automatic attribute tagging. Save time and resources by using AI to review images and automatically assign relevant attributes — such as color, image background tone, emotion, aesthetic, keywords, and more.
  • Granular content measurement. Segment performance down to individual creative elements to pinpoint which messages, visuals, and CTAs convert.
  • Unified data foundation. Use the Adobe Experience Platform Web software development kit (SDK) extension to natively capture all your conversion and behavior events that power attribute intelligence across your experiences.
  • Automatic asset identification. Leverage an AI-powered service that assigns asset IDs to unique images across your experiences without duplication, even if they appear on multiple pages or in different file types, sizes, or crop ratios.
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Connect rich content performance from Adobe Content Analytics with stitched customer journeys and advanced analysis in Customer Journey Analytics for deeper insight, more efficient optimization, and more personalized, higher-performing customer experiences.

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Questions? We have answers.

How can I prove the ROI of my content?
By measuring performance down to individual content attributes such as color, tone, or scene, Content Analytics helps teams attribute revenue, engagement, and conversions to specific creative assets.
What are content analytics?

Content analytics help teams understand which content is driving engagement, conversions, and ROI across channels. They remove the guesswork by surfacing which images, text, attributes, and videos (in development) are most effective — so marketers can stop wasting time and budget on content that doesn’t perform.

This is where Content Analytics comes in. It’s an Adobe for Business solution that measures the performance of content attributes and their impact on customer engagement and business outcomes such as conversions, revenue, and ROI.

Why is my content underperforming?
Content Analytics identifies underused or overused assets and highlights where performance is declining. It uncovers content fatigue, creative blind spots, and optimization opportunities through engagement metrics and AI-based anomaly detection.
How do I know if an image or scene impacts conversions?
You can connect visual and textual elements — like pink dress or smiling face — with outcomes like add-to-cart behavior, appointment bookings, or form submissions, helping validate creative decisions with data.
How can I improve personalization across campaigns?
Content Analytics helps improve personalization by showing which content attributes perform best with specific audiences, so teams can scale what works.
Can I optimize creative decisions in real time?
Yes. Content Analytics enables real-time creative optimization by tying content usage to event-based triggers and downstream outcomes, so teams can quickly adapt content strategies based on what’s working across touchpoints and journeys.
How does Content Analytics help different industries?
  • Retail. Learn which object or product visuals or colors drive purchases.
  • Travel. Understand which scenery images in emails drive bookings.
  • Consumer packaged goods (CPG). Understand which lighting or photography style in images impacts conversions.
  • Media and entertainment. Identify thumbnails that increase viewership.
  • Finance. Identify what imagery drives lead submissions or loan applications.
  • Healthcare. Determine what lifestyle imagery leads to appointment bookings.
  • Telecom. Identify which visual density and people impact plan sign-ups or offer fulfillments.
  • B2B. Identify what colors, people, and lifestyle scenery leads to the average deal size.
How does Content Analytics work?
Assets are tagged with the Web SDK extension for Content Analytics. Data flows through Adobe Experience Platform (AEP) and into a machine learning-powered asset feature service, then back into the data lake to be combined with a behavioral dataset and reported in Adobe Analysis Workspace.
Is Adobe Experience Platform Web SDK required?
Content Analytics requires a mechanism to collect behavior and conversion event data, such as Adobe Experience Platform Web SDK or Adobe Analytics Data Connector.
Is Adobe Customer Journey Analytics required?
No.
Is Adobe Experience Manager Assets required to use Content Analytics?
No. As long as assets can be tagged, the choice of Digital Asset Management (DAM) system doesn’t matter.
What makes Content Analytics different from Adobe GenStudio for Performance Marketing?
GenStudio for Performance Marketing is for creating, activating, and optimizing paid media content at scale. Content Analytics is for measuring how that content performs and tying it to business outcomes such as journey behavior, downstream conversions, and audiences.

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