Retargeting

Online purchases now account for approximately 20% of all fashion sales, and potential customers can engage with your brand across multiple channels. This constant communication has transformed the way fashion ads are delivered to customers and greatly expanded the potential for personalization.

A recent Harvard survey points to an expected 8.6% rise in home renovation and maintenance spending throughout 2022. Such a rise in a single year would usually be unheard of, but it is actually part of an ongoing trend in the home and garden domain. According to Statista, there has been a 20% growth in the H&G market in the last two years and it will be worth 1.6B USD globally by 2025.

Whether it’s making a bank transfer, learning a new language, or just watching TV on the bus, there is almost certainly an “app for that.” Mobile apps have become an essential part of how many of us interact with each other and businesses. As we spend more and more time engaging with our phones, the performance of a mobile app can make or break a business, and many are turning to app retargeting to find a way to better connect with their customers.

Let’s jump into the world of in-app retargeting and discover if it’s right for you and your business.

Do you want to scale up your classified listings and push through the monumental competition that’s building? Sharing listings is one thing, but actually capitalizing on the marketing technologies available is another. How can you increase visibility and distinguish your marketing efforts from the competitors’ campaigns when it comes to classified ads? Marketing technology may just hold the key.

Highly stylized displays, prestigious high street locations, exclusive experiences, up close and personal sales assistance… the „established norms” of the luxury goods industry simply don’t fit into a post-pandemic world. And yet, after a challenging time in early 2020, many luxury brands are now embracing ecommerce as the first touchpoint for customers in their digital marketing strategies. They are finding ways to effectively communicate brand value in the digital space in the same way as they do in the offline world and are starting to replicate the personalized, curated experiences that buyers expect.

The world is opening up again and people are hungry for new and unique travel experiences. There is cautious optimism in the industry; however, the effects of the pandemic are still keenly felt in marketing budgets. OTAs and other travel industry players need to spend money wisely on digital campaigns and make the most of the opportunities that are presenting themselves. Read more about OTAs marketing.