SEMPO - APAC

Effective Retargeting

                  - Siby Kuriakose
            -   Cognizant Interactive
What is it?
• Retargeting increases advertising’s effectiveness by placing a
  message in front of consumers who have demonstrated a
  clear interest in a given brand or product – by visiting a
  particular website, for example.

• It is estimated that just two percent of online shoppers make
  a purchase on their first visit to an e-commerce site. Effective
  retargeting offers advertisers a second chance to convert the
  remaining 98 percent who have yet to be persuaded.
How does it work?




It is facilitated via a cookie that is stored within your browser after visiting a
particular website. The cookie acts as a “flag” to the ad server, telling it to
serve retargeting ads to you. The travel site has saved your preferences
within the cookie, which is then relayed to the ad server, so when you are
seen on the network, it knows just what ad to serve you.
Remarketing in Adwords
• Add the remarketing tag, a small snippet of code that you get from
  AdWords, across all your site pages
• Create remarketing lists for any of your webpages. For example, you could
  create a remarketing list for visitors to your homepage. The remarketing
  tag tells AdWords to save visitors to your "Homepage list." When people
  visit that page, their cookie id is added to the remarketing list
• As a last step, you can create an AdWords campaign with a specific
  message to show only to people on your "Homepage list" while they
  browse other Display Network sites.
Creative Retargeting
•   Social Media: Targeting users who interact with your social media profiles is an
    oft overlooked opportunity. When used correctly, properly placed retargeting
    pixels can allow you
•   Link Building: One of the more creative ways to utilize retargeting and micro
    targeting is reaching out to website owners just like you would for link
    building, but instead of asking them to drop a link, you ask them to place a
    retargeting pixel on highly relevant content. to micro-target peopl
•   Videos: By utilizing both OLV and retargeting together, you increase your
    chance of converting the potential customers by exposing them to your brand
    via OLV and then moving them through the conversion process with targeted
    display and text ads with upsell opportunities.
•   A great way to increase LTV (lifetime value) of your customers is to upsell them
    or have them continuously purchase new products. If you get creative with
    your remarketing efforts you can target someone who recently bought a new
    cricket bat with ads of other cricket related products such as a gloves or
    helmets
Search Retargeting
Problems?

“I agree. This has happened to me a few times. And it makes
me feel like they are pushing too hard. When it does happen I
                   refuse to click on the ads.

 It’s the equivalent to walking down the street and because a
      store knows I like apple juice they are selling it to me
everywhere I walk…in the elevator…in the car…at the movies…
                          very annoying”
Solutions
• Frequency Capping – Make sure to set this at
  something reasonable if you’re going to
  retarget, like no more than 2-3 times a week
  for a week or two, then a huge drop off, like
  once or twice a month.
• Market to them strategically with fresh,
  relevant messaging at different intervals
  during the marketing lifecycle
Everything’s right!
helping brands serve targeted and relevant ads
at the right time and place, to the right
audience, on the right device, and, now, while in
the right mindset.

Google Adwods Retargeting

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    SEMPO - APAC EffectiveRetargeting - Siby Kuriakose - Cognizant Interactive
  • 2.
    What is it? •Retargeting increases advertising’s effectiveness by placing a message in front of consumers who have demonstrated a clear interest in a given brand or product – by visiting a particular website, for example. • It is estimated that just two percent of online shoppers make a purchase on their first visit to an e-commerce site. Effective retargeting offers advertisers a second chance to convert the remaining 98 percent who have yet to be persuaded.
  • 3.
    How does itwork? It is facilitated via a cookie that is stored within your browser after visiting a particular website. The cookie acts as a “flag” to the ad server, telling it to serve retargeting ads to you. The travel site has saved your preferences within the cookie, which is then relayed to the ad server, so when you are seen on the network, it knows just what ad to serve you.
  • 4.
    Remarketing in Adwords •Add the remarketing tag, a small snippet of code that you get from AdWords, across all your site pages • Create remarketing lists for any of your webpages. For example, you could create a remarketing list for visitors to your homepage. The remarketing tag tells AdWords to save visitors to your "Homepage list." When people visit that page, their cookie id is added to the remarketing list • As a last step, you can create an AdWords campaign with a specific message to show only to people on your "Homepage list" while they browse other Display Network sites.
  • 6.
    Creative Retargeting • Social Media: Targeting users who interact with your social media profiles is an oft overlooked opportunity. When used correctly, properly placed retargeting pixels can allow you • Link Building: One of the more creative ways to utilize retargeting and micro targeting is reaching out to website owners just like you would for link building, but instead of asking them to drop a link, you ask them to place a retargeting pixel on highly relevant content. to micro-target peopl • Videos: By utilizing both OLV and retargeting together, you increase your chance of converting the potential customers by exposing them to your brand via OLV and then moving them through the conversion process with targeted display and text ads with upsell opportunities. • A great way to increase LTV (lifetime value) of your customers is to upsell them or have them continuously purchase new products. If you get creative with your remarketing efforts you can target someone who recently bought a new cricket bat with ads of other cricket related products such as a gloves or helmets
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    Problems? “I agree. Thishas happened to me a few times. And it makes me feel like they are pushing too hard. When it does happen I refuse to click on the ads. It’s the equivalent to walking down the street and because a store knows I like apple juice they are selling it to me everywhere I walk…in the elevator…in the car…at the movies… very annoying”
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    Solutions • Frequency Capping– Make sure to set this at something reasonable if you’re going to retarget, like no more than 2-3 times a week for a week or two, then a huge drop off, like once or twice a month. • Market to them strategically with fresh, relevant messaging at different intervals during the marketing lifecycle
  • 10.
    Everything’s right! helping brandsserve targeted and relevant ads at the right time and place, to the right audience, on the right device, and, now, while in the right mindset.