Prepare for client calls with answers about Spotify Ads campaign delivery, engagement and listening performance. Connect your account to Catchr, choose ChatGPT or Claude through Catchr MCP, and ask questions using your connected data.
For freelancers and agencies, that means turning campaign spend, ad completion and paid-listen results into focused client discussions.
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Build your Spotify Ads review around campaigns, ad sets and ads. Use campaign objectives and statuses to frame the results, then explore delivery, engagement and the listening metrics applicable to your campaigns.
Review Spend, Impressions, Reach and ECPM alongside campaign names, objectives and statuses. Use these measures to explain how much was spent, how often ads were served and how many unique users received them.
Spend is supplied in micros: divide it by 1,000,000 before presenting it in standard currency units. Spotify Ads API impressions count exact delivery, which can differ from the interface's impressions delivered within budgets.
Compare Clicks and CTR with Starts, Midpoints and Completes to explore both click response and playback. Use ad names, brand names and taglines to identify the ads you want to discuss with a client.
Include clickthrough URLs and landing page domains when reviewing destinations. Ad statuses and reject reasons also help you prepare a separate list of ads that need attention.
For active audio/CPCL campaigns, examine Paid Listens, Paid Listens Reach and ECPL. Paid Listens counts listens where the user did not skip the ad; ECPL represents the average cost per 1,000 completed listens. Paid Listens Frequency applies to CPCL campaigns.
For artist listening analysis, review Unique Listeners and Streams per Listener. These describe users who listened to the artist after hearing or seeing an ad and their average number of artist streams.
A focused campaign analysis, a recurring client report and a question through Catchr MCP serve different reporting needs. Choose the approach that fits the conversation you need to have about Spotify Ads.
Use a report to give clients a consistent view of Spotify Ads results. Use Catchr MCP to explore follow-up questions about campaign costs, playback or paid listens, with the account, period and metrics specified in your request.
Connect Spotify Ads to Catchr using OAuth authorization and select the accounts you want to work with. Choose ChatGPT or Claude through Catchr MCP, then start with a question about a specific client's campaigns.
Include the reporting period and the measures you need. For paid-listen questions, specify the applicable audio/CPCL campaigns so the answer uses relevant metrics.
Use these prompts to review delivery, compare ad engagement, examine paid-listen costs or check rejected ads. Replace the bracketed values with your client's account, reporting dates and review criteria.
Using Catchr, which Spotify Ads campaigns in [account] spent the most from [start date] to [end date]? Show campaign ID, name, objective and status with Spend, Impressions, Reach and ECPM. Convert Spend from micros by dividing by 1,000,000 and rank campaigns by converted spend. Draft client talking points based on the returned results, without summing campaign reach into an account-wide unique audience.
Copy promptUsing Catchr, how did Spotify Ads in [account] compare on click response and playback from [start date] to [end date]? Show ad ID, ad name, Impressions, Clicks, CTR, Starts, Midpoints and Completes for ads with at least [minimum impressions] impressions. Calculate Completes divided by Starts where Starts is greater than zero, label it as a calculated completion ratio, and identify ads worth reviewing based on CTR and that ratio.
Copy promptUsing Catchr, which active Spotify Ads audio/CPCL campaigns in [account] exceeded [ECPL threshold] from [start date] to [end date]? Show campaign names with ECPL, Paid Listens, Paid Listens Reach and Paid Listens Frequency. Explain ECPL as cost per 1,000 completed listens, rank qualifying campaigns by ECPL, and flag missing metrics without treating them as zero.
Copy promptUsing Catchr, which Spotify Ads ads in [account] have an Ad Status of REJECTED? List ad ID, ad name, brand name, reject reason, clickthrough URL and landing page domain. Group the results by the returned reject reason, identify missing reasons, and prepare a review checklist for the client without inferring causes that the data does not state.
Copy promptAuthorize Spotify Ads in Catchr using OAuth, select the relevant accounts, and choose ChatGPT or Claude through Catchr MCP. Start by specifying the account, reporting period and campaign or ad metrics you want to review.
The API reports exact impressions, while the Spotify Ads interface reports impressions delivered within budgets. Keep that distinction in your client report when comparing Catchr results with figures shown in the interface.
Spend is supplied in micros, meaning the amount is multiplied by 1,000,000. Divide the returned value by 1,000,000 before displaying it in standard currency units, and make that conversion explicit in your reporting request.
Paid Listens, Paid Listens Reach and ECPL apply to active audio/CPCL campaigns. Paid Listens Frequency applies to CPCL campaigns. ECPL measures average cost per 1,000 completed listens; do not interpret it as cost per single listen or treat unavailable values as zero.
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