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Rolling 7-Day Click-Through Rate
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Rolling 7-Day Click-Through Rate

MediumSQL · PostgreSQL

Problem

Cisco monitors ad engagement across its digital advertising surfaces. Given ad event data, write a PostgreSQL query that calculates each user's rolling 7-day click-through rate by event date.

Requirements

  1. Aggregate daily clicks and impressions per user.
  2. Treat a click-through rate as clicks divided by impressions, returning NULL when the rolling impression count is zero.
  3. Build a complete calendar for each user so the 7-day window represents calendar days, including days without events.
  4. Use a window function to calculate rolling clicks, impressions, and CTR over the current date plus the six preceding calendar dates.
  5. Return only dates on which the user had at least one event, ordered by user_id and event_date.

Schema

ad_events
ColumnTypeDescription
event_idPKINTUnique ad event identifier
user_idINTCisco user identifier
event_tsTIMESTAMPTZTimestamp at which the ad event occurred
event_typeVARCHAR(20)Event classification, such as click or impression
Tablesad_events
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