Ad Targeting

Advertise to a pre-selected audience based on a variety of characteristics, including: B. Geography, demographics, psychographics, online behavior, and past purchases. (See also: Behavioral Targeting, Contextual Targeting, and Placement Targeting.)

Ad targeting involves designing and delivering ads to target specific audiences through behavior and placement, among other things. Advertisers often use data management platforms or DMPs for this.

The process of selecting specific audience segments to show your ads. Ad targeting is usually based on past purchases, online behavior, geographic location, and personal characteristics such as age or interest in a product.

The practice of serving ads to relevant audiences based on data. Ad targeting may include demographic, geographic, behavioral, or psychographics.

Literal Meanings of Ad Targeting

Ad:

Sentences of Ad

1. I placed both ads in the paper, as instructed.

Targeting:

Meanings of Targeting:

1. Aim something, especially a weapon, at (target).

2. Targeting by audience or demographics.

3. Produce suitable code for .

4. Target body.

5. It intervenes in the transport or adequate disposition of the protein within or outside a specific area of ​​the cell.

Sentences of Targeting

1. The advertising campaign was aimed at older women.

2. This cross-platform compiler can target one of several processors.