Personalization

When many of us think of retargeting, our minds jump immediately to simple banner ads showing off the exact products that have been on our minds—but retargeting is so much more than that. With the right data and technology, we can use retargeting to connect with very specific types of users, or to achieve sophisticated goals. To understand why, let’s take a look at some retargeting ad examples and what they tell us about retargeting in general.

Most people who install an app or browse a mobile store leave before they buy, subscribe. Mobile app retargeting helps brands re-engage these users with personalized ads that return them to exactly where they left off. In this guide, we explain how mobile app retargeting works, how it differs from web retargeting, which strategies suit each audience, and how privacy changes, such as Apple’s App Tracking Transparency framework, shape today’s campaigns.

Most people who visit a website leave without buying, signing up or getting in touch. Large brands with big media budgets can absorb that lost traffic, but for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) every visitor is harder to win, so letting them drift away after a single session is expensive. Retargeting for SMEs is a cost-effective way to bring those potential customers back, and it is now much easier to set up on a small budget.
This guide explains how retargeting works for smaller businesses, what you need in place before you launch, how much to spend, and which retargeting best practices help you increase conversions without wasting ad spend.

As the name implies, agentic AI is an AI system that acts as an agent on behalf of a user, or group of users, to accomplish a specific goal, such as AI purchase delegation. Many users also apply the term to describe chatbots that assist in AI brand discovery.

And as our recent survey shows, agentic commerce is already significantly impacting the way we search for, discover, and purchase products, not least by widening the consumer research window. Brands risk becoming invisible to consumers if they are bypassed by AI in its research recommendations. Let’s explore how your brand can respond.

CPMs, CTRs, and AIDA. The digital marketing world is rife with acronyms, jargon, and even a few straightforward terms that can have nuanced meanings. There’s no better example of this than remarketing and retargeting; both terms are often used interchangeably, even by seasoned marketing professionals, but there are subtle differences that can influence the success of your marketing campaigns.

In short, retargeting consists of paid ads served to anonymous website visitors by way of pixels/cookies, and remarketing is conducted via owned channels like email/SMS to known contacts from CRM data.

Today, we’ll look at the specific differences between remarketing vs. retargeting and examine one of the big questions of the marketing world.

Food & beverage marketing is entering a new era. As the march toward mobile-first connectivity gathers pace, businesses in the food & beverage industry are starting to focus on mobile-first solutions and build engaging apps. But with competition being so fierce in the F&B space, there’s a pressing need to stay top-of-mind. In-app advertising provides an answer—with more targeted ads, brands can keep users engaged to gain an edge over the competition. Here’s what you need to know in a nutshell: