Yirla Performance Evaluation Framework

  • Yirla Performance Evaluation Framework

🎯 The Core Philosophy: Quality-Centric Intelligence

The Yirla Performance Framework moves beyond traditional "Ad Ops" by prioritizing Sales Conversion Resonance over raw lead volume. In high-spend B2B environments ($800k+/mo), vanity metrics like CTR and CPC often mask "budget bleed". Yirla identifies the signals that actually move the pipeline.

📊 Key Performance Pillars

Based on the Yirla Agentic Logic, we evaluate account health through three primary lenses:

1. Portfolio Segment Allocation

We categorize all campaign spend into three strategic buckets to ensure balanced growth:

  • ABM (Account-Based Marketing): High-intent, narrow-cast targeting for Tier 1 accounts.

  • Mid-Market: Scalable demand generation for high-authority personas.

  • Evergreen: Foundation-level awareness that maintains consistent market presence.

2. The Quality-First Metric Stack

Unlike standard dashboards, Yirla's primary KPIs are weighted by downstream impact:

  • Sales Conversion Rate: The ultimate truth of campaign resonance.

  • Time to Close: Monitoring how specific ad clusters accelerate the sales cycle.

  • CPL Threshold Auditing: Automated flagging when Cost Per Lead exceeds proprietary benchmarks (e.g., $2,700+).

3. Agentic Synthesis (The Assistant Logic)

The Yirla Assistant performs "Data Synthesis" to solve performance gaps.

  • Zero-Impression Diagnostics: Automatically cross-referencing campaign status, data availability, and structure to fix delivery issues.

  • Cross-Platform Weighting: Analyzing if budget should shift from Google to LinkedIn based on lead quality scores rather than just volume.

🛠 Strategic Optimization Actions

When a campaign underperforms, the framework triggers specific agentic recommendations:

  • Creative Pivot: If the "Creative Decay Index" is high, a refresh is mandated.

  • Content Syndication: Recommended for high-CPL segments to lower friction and capture intent earlier in the funnel.


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