Retargeting

To do a job well, you need the right tools. With better technology, we can evolve and build a better world around us. And with personalized retargeting for home & garden, any home improvement organization can evolve at pace.

For companies with an online presence, retargeting is a key tool to boost sales. This is especially true in the case of ecommerce sites. While ecommerce is a diverse business sector, this advertising technique is effective whether you’re selling clothing or home & garden products. Let’s dive in and find out how you can use retargeting for your ecommerce site.

Retargeting is a marketing tactic that lets brands show ads to potential customers who visited a website but left without buying. By reconnecting with people who have already shown interest in a product or service, retargeting helps businesses encourage shoppers to finalize sales and lift return on ad spend. Consider this your guide to retargeting. It covers how the tactic works, the main types of campaigns, and how Deep Learning provides a clear advantage in personalization.

Is it worth reaching users that have already visited our website but didn’t buy anything? Of course! In the case of those consumers, there is still a way to convert them into buyers, but you need to take matters into your own hands. With retargeting, you don’t have to wait for them to come back. You can attract them to your app or mobile website yourself, by providing them with a personalized offer adequate to their needs while they are using their mobile devices – such an advertising technique is called mobile retargeting.

Understanding how to create retargeting ads is key to optimizing them and providing our customers with great results. We would like to share some retargeting campaign best practices that we leverage to show you how you can carry out the preparation stage smoothly.

Ask ten marketers whether you should run two retargeting vendors simultaneously and you'll get ten different answers. We think the data settles it—but we'll let you decide.

Core takeaway

Multiple retargeting means running two or more retargeting vendors simultaneously against the same pool of site visitors. Because each vendor uses different algorithms to evaluate user intent, they identify different high-value opportunities within the same audience. The result: more conversions, without proportionally increasing your budget. The biggest objections—overlap, bid inflation, added complexity—don't hold up under scrutiny. The data consistently favors a stack approach.