KMN Attribution

Last updated: July 31, 2026

Attribution Windows and Models

The default attribution window across all Kohl’s Media Network (KMN) ad types is 30 days, except where otherwise noted. Depending on the ad type, attribution may be based on either Last-Click (Same SKU) or Brand models.

Ad Type

Attribution Model

Lookback Window

Sponsored Products

Same SKU (Last-Click) and Brand (Last-Click)

14 or 30 Day

Onsite Display

SKU and Brand

14 or 30 Day

Sponsored Brand Ads

Brand

14 or 30 Day

Homepage

Brand

14 Day (Post Delivery)

Additional Tactic and Windows

Ad Type

Lookback Window

Push Notification - Mobile

14 Day (Post Delivery)

Email (Dedicated/Multi/Transactional/Equity)

7 Day (Post Delivery)

KISP Email; High Impact + Homepage

7 Day (Post Delivery)

Hero Placement

14 Day (Post Delivery)

Spotlight

14 Day (Post Delivery)

PMAX (Formerly Google Shopping Ad)

30 Day Click; 1 Day View

Youtube Video Action Campaign

30 Day Click; 1 Day View

Offsite Display

30 Day Click; 1 Day View

META FB/IG (Influencer Included)

30 Day Click; 1 Day View

Pinterest (Influencer Included)

30 Day Click; 1 Day View (30 Day Click; 30 Day View from Q1 2026)

Snapchat (Influencer Included)

30 Day Click; 1 Day View

Tiktok (Influencer Included)

30 Day Click; 1 Day View


The KMN Attribution report helps you understand how ad activity contributes to revenue and return on ad spend. This includes metrics such as SKU revenue, Brand revenue, SKU ROAS, and Brand ROAS.

Glossary

Metric

Description

SKU revenue

Revenue attributed to the specific advertised SKU or product.

Brand revenue

Revenue attributed to the advertiser or brand beyond the exact advertised SKU

SKU ROAS

SKU revenue divided by ad spend.

Brand ROAS

Brand revenue divided by ad spend.

Lookback window

Kohl’s largely uses a 30-day lookback window to attribute eligible activity (select placements use 14 days).

Last touch

Credit is given to the most recent eligible shopper interaction. When both a click and an impression are available, the click is typically given priority.


Attribution Models Explained

Last-Click Attribution (Same SKU)

  • Definition: Credits the last ad clicked before a purchase of the same SKU.

Brand Attribution

  • Definition: Credits a conversion when a shopper is exposed to an ad for a brand and later purchases any product from that brand within the attribution window.

Note: “Brand” attribution was previously referred to as “Halo (Same Brand)” attribution.