The Board of Directors for BPA Worldwide recently took steps in redefining what it means to be a member of the organization. Each brand is now an individual, which removes the previous rule that each channel of the brand be a member of BPA on its own.

Included in this transition, which takes effect July 1 is a new fee structure for reporting rich data and measuring multi-channels of the brand. The “all-in” pay structure will see all BPA fees, which were previously billed individually, combined into a single invoice. BPA president and CEP Glenn Hansen said in a press release the move to a single rate card makes including more rich data on reports considerably more economical for media owners. The fee for the Brand Reach Audit service is now an hourly rate.

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