The choice is yours: whether you want to target a certain audience, deliver your campaign on relevant web-pages or exclude specific page contexts that are not suitable for your brand, the Semasio Solution Toolbox enables you to combine and extend the different solutions in an easy way to execute a Unified Targeting Strategy across users and pages.
Audience Targeting
If you want to reach your target audience directly independently of the page they are on the solution is Audience Targeting.
If you want to reach your target audience directly independently of the page they are on the solution is Audience Targeting. This can be created in two ways:
Keyword-based Targeting users by the terms they consume Electric car example
When a user visits a page its Semantic Page Profile is integrated into the user’s Semantic User Profile. These Semantic User Profiles thus dynamically evolve over time by constantly aggregating the most significant terms and phrases consumed by each user.
In this example, keywords and phrases like “electric car”, “family car”, and “car seat” are selected to form an audience target with an affinity towards family-friendly electric cars. The platform automatically identifies more targeted criteria, including which terms and phrases to add and exclude, and returns a continuously updated list of users who have consumed these keywords. You can then dynamically trade off reach against affinity based on your unique marketing goal.
Seed Audience-based Semantic Extension from a Seed Audience Boutique Hotel example
A Seed Audience is a group of users that is a good example of those you are trying to reach. You can reach more of the same users by letting our platform identify the semantic similarities in their browsing habits.
In this example, a Boutique Hotel chain has extracted their best customers from the CRM system and onboarded them to our platform. The platform automatically identifies what the Seed Audience semantically has in common that differentiates it from the rest of the population and returns a list of similar users, or Semantic Twins, of the Seed Audience. You can then dynamically trade off reach against affinity based on your unique marketing goal.
Keyword-based Targeting users by the terms they consume Electric car example
When a user visits a page its Semantic Page Profile is integrated into the user’s Semantic User Profile. These Semantic User Profiles thus dynamically evolve overtime by constantly aggregating the most significant terms and phrases consumed by each user. In this example, keywords and phrases like “electric car”, “family car”, and “car seat” are selected to form an audience target with an affinity towards family-friendly electric cars. The platform automatically identifies more targeted criteria, including which terms and phrases to add and exclude, and returns a continuously updated list of users who have consumed these keywords. You can then dynamically trade off reach against affinity based on your unique marketing goal.
Seed Audience-based Semantic Extension from a Seed Audience Boutique Hotel example
A Seed Audience is a group of users that is a good example of those you are trying to reach. You can reach more of the same users by letting our platform identify the semantic similarities in their browsing habits.
In this example, a Boutique Hotel chain has extracted their best customers from their CRM system and onboarded them to our platform. The platform automatically identifies what the Seed Audience semantically has in common that differentiates it from the rest of the population and returns a list of similar users, or Semantic Twins, of the Seed Audience. You can then dynamically trade off reach against affinity based on your unique marketing goal.
Keyword-based Targeting pages based on the terms they contain Cinema Chain example
Our platform constantly analyzes pages and identifies their most significant terms and phrases to form Semantic Page Profiles. This allows us to extract much more information from each page, enabling you to define virtually any Contextual Target you need. In this example, a cinema chain wants to find the pages that users with interest in epic fantasy might read. Keywords and phrases like “fantasy movie,” “Tolkien” and “fiction” start to form a Contextual Target, which identifies pages dealing with the topic epic fantasy movies. The platform identifies more targeted criteria including which terms and phrases to add and exclude and returns a dynamic list of relevant pages. You can then freely trade off reach against affinity based on your unique marketing goal.
Seed Audience-based Cookieless Extension from a Seed Audience Cruise Line example
A Seed Audience is a group of users that is a good example of the those you are trying to reach. You can reach more of the same users using Cookieless Audience Extension by having our platform automatically identify the pages your Seed Audience visit the most. In this example, a cruise line has identified purchase intenders through a panel-based survey and onboarded them to our platform. The platform automatically identifies on which pages their potential clients are more likely to be found, creating and maintaining a Contextual Target based on the Seed Audience. You can then dynamically trade off reach against affinity depending on your unique marketing goal.
Keyword-based Targeting pages based on the terms they contain Cinema Chain example
Our platform constantly analyzes pages and identifies their most significant terms and phrases to form Semantic Page Profiles. This allows us to extract much more information from each page, enabling you to define virtually any Contextual Target you need. In this example, a cinema chain wants to find the pages that users with interest in epic fantasy might read. Keywords and phrases like “fantasy movie,” “Tolkien” and “fiction” start to form a Contextual Target, which identifies pages dealing with the topic epic fantasy movies. The platform automatically identifies more targeted criteria including which terms and phrases to add and exclude and returns a dynamic list of relevant pages. You can then freely trade off reach against affinity based on your unique marketing goal.
Seed Audience-based Cookieless Extension from a Seed Audience Cruise Line example
A Seed Audience is a group of users that is a good example of the those you are trying to reach. You can reach more of the same users using Cookieless Audience Extension by having our platform automatically identify the pages your Seed Audience visit the most. In this example, a cruise line has identified purchase intenders through a panel-based survey and onboarded them to our platform. The platform automatically identifies on which pages their potential clients are more likely to be found, creating and maintaining a Contextual Target based on the Seed Audience. You can then dynamically trade off reach against affinity depending on your unique marketing goal.
Brand Fit Targeting Avoid pages containing specific topics Fast Food Chain example
The Semantic Approach to Brand Fit allows you to define topics you do not wish your campaign to be associated with and enables you to dynamically avoid content which is dissonant with your unique brand and message.
In this example, a fast food chain plans a launch of its new triple-patty burger. Keywords and phrases like “vegetarianism”, “veganism”, “beef production” and “CO2 emissions”, begin to form a Brand Fit Target of topics that don’t resonate well with the marketing message around a triple-patty burger. The platform identifies more targeted criteria including which terms and phrases to add and exclude and returns a list of continuously updated pages, which can be used as a real-time updated blacklist for your campaign.
Brand Fit Targeting Avoid pages containing specific topics Fast Food Chain example
The Semantic Approach to Brand Fit allows you to define topics you do not wish your campaign to be associated with and enables you to dynamically avoid content which is dissonant with your unique brand and message.
In this example, a fast food chain plans a launch of its new triple-patty burger. Keywords and phrases like “vegetarianism”, “veganism”, “beef production” and “CO2 emissions”, begin to form a Brand Fit Target of topics that don’t resonate well with the marketing message around a triple-patty burger. The platform automatically identifies more targeted criteria including which terms and phrases to add and exclude and returns a list of continuously updated pages, which can be used as a real-time updated blacklist for your campaign.