Analysis Of Retargeting

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The marketing landscape is forever changing and everyday there is a new technique or tactic that you read about as the 'it' thing to do. Although this is not new, one marketing strategy business should definitely take a good look at is retargeting.

Retargeting campaigns are highly-focused and cost-effective marketing efforts that can help your business persuade interested customers to buy your products or services, as well as continually expand your market reach.

There are many reasons why prospective customers who check your products and services leave your website before making a purchase, including indecision, the desire to compare you to competitors, real life distractions such as phone calls or knocks on the door, wallet inconveniences, such as not finding their credit cards, and a thousand other reasons. Retargeting is the solution to all of these. It's such an effective strategy that 88% of brands are already using site and search retargeting, according to the Chango State of the Industry report. Not using retargeting is a sure way …show more content…

After they leave your website, you can remind them about the product or service they viewed or about other similar offerings by retargeting them, that is, sending them ads that display while they browse the web. Retargeting creates the impression that your ads are everywhere, but that is of course not quite true -- your ads display only to those people in your retargeting list.

Many marketers use Google AdWords' retargeting tool for websites, which is a great starting point. In addition, social media giants Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn have their own retargeting tools, and there are plenty of advanced third party solutions, including Perfect Audience and AdRoll, which supports Apple

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