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Post by account_disabled on Dec 25, 2023 3:49:59 GMT
What must be clear is that although many people think it is not, advertising is not a substitute for advertising. These are solutions that completely require another strategy and they have other recipient ranges and most importantly different targets. The basic difference between recipient definitions is that they are based on different positioning systems. Each of them offers a different way to contact recipients. Search ads in or portals belonging to their advertising networks are based first on what people are looking for according to their preferences. They can be products, services or solutions all keyed by specific descriptions. The C Level Contact List advertising campaign is based on these words. If someone is looking for something then the advertiser predicts what the person can type into the search engine and creates ads based on that. In addition, there are ad networks that allow Mei to display ads outside of search engines. Depending on the phrase and content of the advertisements, we are provided with the portal belonging to the network in which they are displayed. But I know from experience that this doesn't always work as well as the standard. When designing ads you focus on the people themselves rather than what people are looking for. So who are they, what are they interested in, where do they live, of creating an ad, you need to specify demographic and geographic data about your fans, interests, what kind of fan discovery they are using, etc.
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