Repeat sample on an agreed calendar
Follow-up Monitoring
A later watch on the same sample after you have moved featured slots or rested stale listings — not a second invented assessment.
Once a liquidity assessment has named the stalls, operators often move featured slots, rest old listings, or ask a few publishers to step back. The argument then becomes whether anything actually changed. Follow-up Monitoring is a later watch on the same sample design — same categories, same definition of a completed transfer — so the comparison is honest.
We do not change the method to flatter the new placement. If the first-sale clock is still long, the note will say so. If seller weight has merely shifted from one publisher to another, we will mark that too.
This work is only offered after a Marketplace App Liquidity Assessment with this house. A new catalog, a merged marketplace, or a category tree that has been rebuilt from scratch is a new assessment, not a follow-up.
You can buy a single repeat reading a quarter later, or a four-quarter watch with a short call after each extract. Missed extracts delay the watch; they are not refunded as a new sitting (see the refund page).