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v0.1.0 dbt_stackadapt

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This is the initial release of the dbt_stackadapt dbt package.

Initial Release

This package models data from Fivetran's StackAdapt connector and produces the following analytics-ready tables:

Table Description
stackadapt__advertiser_report Represents daily performance aggregated at the advertiser level, including impressions, clicks, spend, and conversions.

Example Analytics Questions:
  • How does performance compare across different advertisers?
  • Which advertisers are driving the most spend or conversions?
stackadapt__campaign_group_report Represents daily performance aggregated at the campaign group level, including impressions, clicks, spend, and conversions.

Example Analytics Questions:
  • Which campaign groups have the highest click-through rate or conversion rate?
  • How does spend and performance compare across campaign groups within each advertiser?
stackadapt__campaign_report Represents daily performance aggregated at the campaign level, including impressions, clicks, spend, and conversions.

Example Analytics Questions:
  • Which campaigns are most efficient in terms of cost per conversion?
  • How does delivery performance vary by campaign channel type and status?
stackadapt__ad_report Represents daily performance at the individual ad level, including impressions, clicks, spend, and conversions.

Example Analytics Questions:
  • Which ad creatives are driving the lowest cost per click?
  • How do different ad sizes compare in performance?
  • Which ads are top-performing within each campaign?
stackadapt__url_report Represents daily performance aggregated at the landing URL level, with URL components and UTM parameters parsed from click_url. Includes impressions, clicks, spend, and conversions.

Example Analytics Questions:
  • Which landing pages are driving the most conversions?
  • How does performance compare across UTM campaigns and sources?
  • Which URL paths have the highest spend relative to conversions?