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Many of our clients and partners trust us with their print placement, but the world of media consumption has changed and continues to morph. To effectively reach your audience, it may require a layered approach that includes a combination of both physical publications and digital platforms. Just as we have done in the traditional space – going publisher direct, building relationships, negotiating for the most competitive rates and demanding accurate results – we have done the same in the digital/online domain.
Reach your audience on any brand-safe website across the internet. Ads are served based on the desired target audience demographics and/or behaviors. Build increased frequency through re-targeting.
Create a pathway for your customers to find you through search with Search Engine Marketing (SEM) campaigns, including pay-per-click (PPC) and cost-per-acquisition (CPA).
Deliver ads via mobile-enabled devices. With hyper-targeted geolocation capabilities, serve ads to customers based on where they live, work, visit or shop. Combine with display and CRM match to reach new and existing customers.
Increase reach and expand your engagement via social media platforms. Boost your posts, create ad campaigns from posts and/or place a variety of ad styles across the platforms that will best reach your target consumer.
Reach your audience on any brand-safe website across the internet. Ads are served based on the desired target audience demographics and/or behaviors. Common demographic targets include: gender, age, household income, job type, job title, race, homeowner data, interests, hobbies, shopping habits, political affiliations, religious characteristics, etc.
Ads are served via contextual targeting by focusing on the internet content of the material the user is viewing, rather than their demographic or behavioral interest.
Ads are served to users who have searched for a specific list of keywords or search terms recently. Not to be confused with SEM…these ads do not run within the Google search results, they are instead served to users in their internet journey thereafter.
A list of websites is collected that all publish material around a specific topic. Users visiting these sites are most likely interested in the particular content that they supply. Ads are then served via a "network" model across that finite list of websites (aka, domains).
Target audiences are sometimes most easily identified by the physical locations that they visit. Geofencing capitalizes upon this model by identifying users who enter a specific location (fence) and can be served an ad in that moment & a period thereafter (up to 30 days). A popular spin-off of this tactic is called geo-conquesting, which refers to putting fences around competitor locations.
Event Capture is similar to Geofencing, but with the interest of collecting users within the fence and then serving ads to them at a later time. Usually, it needs to be a very large event or a series of events to build a big enough audience. Users generally fall out of the audience bucket after about 30 days.
Retargeting allows us to serve ads to anyone who visits your website (or subpage) by placing a tracking pixel on the appropriate page. An additional pixel can be added to a conversion page or thank you page in order to stop serving ads to those who complete your desired conversion.
With so many digital advertising agencies out there, here are some key considerations when selecting a partner:
We know that you have many options and resources when it comes to digital advertising and we may not be the right fit for everyone, but we welcome the opportunity to discuss your needs. Request a quote today to get started with a test digital advertising campaign.