Target efficiently by reading needs from consumer behavior history
Unlike traditional Internet advertising, which uses Internet search keywords and browsing history to target ads, it delivers ads based on a history of behavior that consumers have actually visited.
In addition to gender and age, it is possible to set the frequency of visiting specific facilities and regions, so that ads can be efficiently delivered to the targeted audience.
For example, you can target specific hobbies and preferences by distributing advertisements and coupons for baseball-related products to targets that frequently visit baseball fields to encourage purchases.
In the retail business, it can be used in various scenes, such as delivering advertisements for own stores to targets that frequently use nearby competitors.
In addition, it supports the measurement of how many of the target demographics who have delivered ads actually visited the store, which can lead to improvements from cost-effectiveness verification.