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chronoaug
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google retargeting is awesome, we do it for several clients. i only get yoox ads with ro and mmmOriginally Posted by thekunk07
how does that work? as in where would i see the ads. i might have just not noticed as i normally tunnel vision out ads yea, i had a slightly less severe version of that cut like 2 years ago. i liked it but then it grew out and i was too lazy to maintain it often enough to make it look good. I liked it the first month i got it though.
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^ Everywhere.
I've seen yoox ads on an L.A. traffic website and many other random places.
I've seen yoox ads on an L.A. traffic website and many other random places.
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during every site visit we drop a cookie and then target based on behavioral data and hhi, age, sex, race, etc and google search behavior. you create a contact path where you serve people based on what they viewed or abandoned, so you know their propensity to spend a lot or a little or nothing at all.
yea, i had a slightly less severe version of that cut like 2 years ago. i liked it but then it grew out and i was too lazy to maintain it often enough to make it look good. I liked it the first month i got it though.
how does that work? as in where would i see the ads. i might have just not noticed as i normally tunnel vision out adsOriginally Posted by chronoaug
yea, i had a slightly less severe version of that cut like 2 years ago. i liked it but then it grew out and i was too lazy to maintain it often enough to make it look good. I liked it the first month i got it though.
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during every site visit we drop a cookie and then target based on behavioral data and hhi, age, sex, race, etc and google search behavior. you create a contact path where you serve people based on what they viewed or abandoned, so you know their propensity to spend a lot or a little or nothing at all.Originally Posted by thekunk07
I was on a panel today speaking about behavioral advertising (0). That is why I am in SF now. Do you work in this field?
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yeah, i'll be out there next week and then again for twittercon
I was on a panel today speaking about behavioral advertising (0). That is why I am in SF now. Do you work in this field?Originally Posted by DLester
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At least I know who to blame for this **** now.Originally Posted by Fuuma
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I was on a panel today speaking about behavioral advertising (0). That is why I am in SF now. Do you work in this field?Originally Posted by DLester
what does a vcr repairman have to say at such a conference
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Originally Posted by shahanshah
what does a vcr repairman have to say at such a conference
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