Polaris World Cup.
Five creatives. A closer look at the reach, response
and results behind the campaign.
Supplied Meta Ads screenshots
Where the traffic came from
Nonechka MX accounted for 58.3% of the supplied landing page views.
Landing page views by ad. These are events, not unique visitors.
Attention, beyond the first play
Fraud & Misrepresentation led on displayed hold rate and average play time.
| Creative | Video plays | Avg. play time | Hook rate | Hold rate |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Threats | 88,917 | 8s | 41% | 5.25% |
| Fraud & Misrepresentation | 90,768 | 10s | 42% | 6.98% |
| Economic Coercion | 134,061 | 7s | 43% | 3.76% |
| Nonechka USA | 84,361 | 8s | 43% | 3.85% |
| Nonechka MX | 837,998 | 9s | 45% | 4.60% |
Rates are reproduced as labelled in Meta. Precise denominators and attribution settings are not visible in the screenshots.
Who responded
The USA and MX ads skewed female. The other creatives were balanced or male-skewed.
Every creative, in detail
Individual results from each of the five ads.
A traffic story.
Not yet the whole story.
The screenshots document page views, spend and video engagement. They do not establish leads, customers or sales.
What happened after the visit? Confirm the intended campaign outcome and measurement before judging business impact.
Source & scope
10 supplied Meta Ads Manager screenshots covering 5 unique ads. Repeated views are counted once. Chart axes show May 1 to July 31; the year and selected reporting range are not visible. Dollar currency code, current delivery and tracking are unverified. Ad names follow the source labels, including “Nonechka”.