Targeting

What should be your digital marketing priorities in 2012?

With all the new possibilities constantly emerging in digital (online, mobile, gaming…) marketing and advertising, it’s easy for marketers to get a little lost, distracted and even focus on what’s really important, what should come first, and next and so on…
This is my effort to weed through everything and to put it in an order which I believe makes sense and is logical. Should you have additions or other ideas, please do not hesitate to share them with me in the comment box below. This may be the first edition of my “Digital Marketing Priorities” on this blog, but I’ve published two prior versions (additionally to this one) on my French blog (https://titaninteractif.com) over the past couple years.

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Online advertising targeting – past-purchase targeting

Similar in methodology to retargeting, behavioral targeting and intent-to-buy targeting, past purchase targeting seeks to enable displaying an ad to a user that had recently (usually in the last 7 days but that would depend on the type of purchase) made a particular purchase. This type of targeting is not good for all campaigns or even all brands. However there are numerous cases where a follow up sale is more than likely.

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What are 174 more experts predicting for 2012?

Every year I publish a round up of the various blog posts that crop up on the web predicting what next year will be like – I stick to interactive marketing and relevant topics as this would never end.

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Online advertising targeting – intent-to-buy targeting

Intent to buy targeting is similar to behavioral and retargeting in the sens that you’ll target someone somewhere who’s demonstrated a defined behavior somewhere else. The difference lies in the de defined behavior – in this case a clear demonstration of intent-to buy. More specifically, that agreed-upon behavior is recent – most often is from the past 7 days – so that the user in question is quite possibly STILL in the market to buy that product of service.

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