Behavioral Targeting

Agentic commerce is reshaping the buying journey. For consumers, it means researching, comparing, and discovering products is easier and more user-centric than ever. Consumer trust in AI is already surprisingly high compared with other channels, and with AI commerce, some shoppers are even comfortable granting transactional autonomy.

Brands need to be responsive to the new paradigm if they are to seize opportunities and avoid pitfalls. This article explores, through the lens of our own research, consumer delegation habits, key privacy and control thresholds, and actionable steps that retail leaders can take to build trust.

On April 16, 2026, RTB House brought together senior marketers from across Europe at Fotografiska Berlin—one of the city's most striking event spaces—for RTB Day Berlin. The agenda was packed, the conversations ran longer, and by the time dinner turned into an afterparty, it was clear the day had delivered something beyond a good program. Here's what was on the table.

More and more brands are investing in streaming video ads to promote their services. However, high quality videos are just the beginning. To ensure the success of a video marketing campaign, you should consider leveraging contextual targeting.

Although contextual targeting is nothing new, its combination with the potential offered by programmatic can open up completely new possibilities for almost every company. Take the execution of marketing campaigns to a whole new level. Support the achievement of assumed objectives and at the same time ensure the effective use of the budget allocated for this purpose. How does contextual targeting in programmatic work? What benefits can be expected from combining the two tactics?

Advertising on the Internet has changed a lot since the first banner ad appeared on the web. At present, programmatic advertising offers many interesting techniques that can be leveraged to promote your brand. What are the benefits of programmatic display ads? Read our article to learn more.

Creating an effective customer targeting strategy is a challenge that marketers have consistently faced over the years. A dynamically changing market, evolving consumer behavior and preferences, and the rapid development of new technologies are factors that constantly create challenges. On the one hand, they require a continuous modification of the assumptions and developed strategies, and on the other hand, they open up completely new possibilities – i.e. allow for a better and more effective reach of the target group with the message. Why is it worth diversifying strategies and reaching for both contextual and behavioral targeting? What will the cookieless future bring?