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Retargeting Audience Strategy and Best Practices
Retargeting Audience Strategy and Best Practices

Best practices and MNTN recommendations to consider when building a Retargeting audience composition

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Written by Joanna Shin
Updated over 5 months ago

⭐️ Retargeting campaigns are a powerful tool for re-engaging users who have previously visited your website or made a purchase. By strategically targeting these individuals, you can boost conversions, increase purchase frequency, and effectively promote special offers.

In this guide, we'll outline the best practices and strategic recommendations for building an effective Retargeting audience with MNTN.


Retargeting Audience Strategy

To create a successful retargeting strategy, it’s crucial to leverage the right site visitor segments. Here’s how you can use MNTN’s tools to optimize your retargeting efforts:

Site Visitors

How It Works

Our MNTN Tracking and Conversion Pixel identifies visitors to your site and tracks their interactions. This data enables precise targeting of users who have engaged with your brand.

Benefits

1️⃣ Convert current visitors into customers.

2️⃣ Increase repeat purchases from existing customers.

3️⃣ Drive engagement during flash sales or promotional events.

Best Practices for Site Visitor Segments

⭐️ Clearly define your audience

Who Are You Targeting? Determine which segments of your site visitors are most valuable. This could include:

Segments

Define Your Audience

Benefit

Past Purchasers

Re-engage users who have purchased from your site

  • How often did they convert?

  • When did they last convert?

Target users who are more engaged and likely to convert.

Cart Abandoners

Target users who added items to their cart but didn’t complete the purchase

  • What is the cart quantity?

  • What is the cart value?

Re-engage users who showed interest by adding items to their cart.

Engaged Visitors

Focus on users who have viewed multiple pages or spent significant time on your site

  • How many pages did they view?

  • What is their average visit time?

  • How often did they visit?

Exclude users who left your site immediately without engaging.

⭐️ Location Inclusions: Add in geographic locations as "AND" statements based on your store's location or where you want to reach your consumers. If your campaign targets a smaller geographic region, you'll likely want to layer in additional audience segments to expand reach.

⭐️ Location Exclusions: Exclude households in certain geographic locations from seeing your ads

⭐️ "OR" Statements with CRM: Layer in your first-party data through CRM as "OR" statements to include email subscribers or past purchasers beyond the past 30 days.

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