#2060 Add summary metrics and lookup schemas and examples supporting Paid Media #2064
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Issue #2060 will involve multiple PRs to keep the review effort manageable.
This stacked PR should not be merged before PR #2061 and PR #2063, and it should be rebased after each of those is merged.
This PR adds the global schemas that incorporate the fieldgroups added in #2063. These new schemas support Paid Media content metadata and content/ad performance metrics knowledge across ad networks (meta, linkedIn, google ads, etc). Schemas added include:
The Summary Metrics schema supports performance metrics at the various hierarchy levels mentioned above. For example, clicks/impressions performance metrics might apply at the Asset level, Ad level, Ad Group level, or Campaign level.