Site Retargeting Increases Display Advertising Effectiveness 30 Percent

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So our occasional roving video reporter, Murray Newlands, attended Affiliate Summit in last month and interviewed Chris Smith, VP of Sales and Marketing for Think Realtime, a site retargeting company. Site retargeting is an online marketing technique that allows a brand to advertise to a person who has visited the brand’s site after they leave by showing them display ads on other sites. This is achieved through cookie technology.

In the video, Smith claims many of the brands that work with Think Realtime see a “30 percent increase in the effectiveness of their display advertising.”

Hey, it’s not sexy, there’s no cleavage but, seriously, when you get right down to it, you don’t want sexy, you want revenue. Check out the video.

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