We are thrilled to share the latest updates and enhancements to ShareBuilder Pricing with you! Our dedicated team has been hard at work, bringing you new features and improvements designed to streamline your workflow, provide deeper insights, and help you make more informed decisions. Here's a look at what's new this month:
You can now select favorites by clicking on the star next to each daypart. Once set, click on the favorites tab at the top to view your selected dayparts. Additionally, you can easily identify 'Too Tight' and 'Too Open' dayparts with a simple click. The chart retains its ability to be sorted by Projected Sell Out and Revenue Contribution, providing a quick and easy snapshot of your inventory's current state.
To access this feature, go to holding capacity, click settings, and select Chronological View in the Time View drop-box. This will display previous quarters chronologically, making it easier to identify trends over a shorter period. Choose your time period (quarterly), plot type (shares, TRPs, or TRP shares), and revenue type (local/national/political) to start your analysis.
To use this feature, toggle on the “Show Averages” button in Rate Card settings. The Average Rate column will be appended to the last column on your rate card, allowing you to customize your rate card to fit your needs better.
Our latest update now allows you to view and add forecast comments directly on your forecast charts, enhancing your ability to make informed decisions by providing contextual insights alongside your data.
1. Go to the Forecast Charts tab view in ShareBuilders.
2. Right-click on a revenue data point for the month and day to add your note and select “Edit Chart Notes.”
3. Add your note and select “Ok.”
Once your note is added, that specific data point will show up as bright yellow, indicating that there is a note present. Hovering over the yellow data point will display the note. If you ever need to update or add to your note, just repeat the steps above.
At a glance, you can view a projection of Daypart sellout status. Dark red with multiple arrows pointing up indicates a highly oversold daypart, while dark green with arrows pointing down shows a very open daypart. Use the Too Tight and Too Open columns to isolate specific dayparts, and click on a column to sort by sellout or percent of revenue.
This tool is invaluable for quickly comparing trends and evaluating where you stand compared to others in the industry.
We hope you find these enhancements valuable and look forward to your feedback. If you have any questions or need assistance, don't hesitate to reach out to your ShareBuilder consultant or use the chat bubble in the lower right-hand corner of ShareBuilder Pricing.