Retargeting - Definition
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What is Retargeting?
Remarketing, also known as retargeting, is a digital marketing strategy that involves displaying targeted ads to individuals who have previously interacted with a business's digital content. This interaction could involve actions such as visiting a website, engaging with a mobile app, or clicking on specific products or services. By targeting these users who have already shown interest, businesses can re-engage them with personalized ads, reminding them of the brand or encouraging them to take a desired action. Remarketing is an effective way to stay top-of-mind for potential customers, increase conversion rates, and drive repeat visits or purchases. It leverages data from first-party sources to create highly targeted and relevant ad campaigns, enhancing the customer journey and maximizing marketing ROI.