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Is Digiseg data better suited for any specific advertiser verticals?
Digiseg data is based on household characteristics which are an excellent proxy for “needs” and it can be used for a broad range of verticals. Popular verticals are Finance, Automotive, FMCG/CPG, Publishing, Insurance, Telecommunication, Gaming, and Health.
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Is it possible to target business verticals/industries?
We do not segment businesses by vertical. However, we do have extensive experience with B2B campaigns, so contact our audience experts if you have a specific request. You can contact us at support@digiseg.io
Digiseg’s business audiences combined with CPC or CPA optimization can be very effective.
I cannot find a suitable segment on your audience list?
Our audience experts can help create a custom audience. Send a campaign brief to support@digiseg.io. The service is free of charge and the pricing is the same as standard segments. We usually deliver a custom segment in one working day.
Can I combine business audiences with household characteristics?
It is possible in certain platforms, Adform for example. For combining audiences, contact support@digiseg.io.
How does Digiseg ensure the location of IP adresses are accurate?
Digiseg uses a selection of commercially available probabilistic geo-position vendors and compares their results. When the different geo position vendors’ results agree that an IP belongs to a specific neighborhood, we make the connection and add neighborhood characteristics to the IP. Digiseg is not trying to match IPs to exact households. Our geolocation only places the IP in a neighborhood of a minimum of 100 households.
Why can’t I see reach figures in Xandr Marketplace?
Xandr’s Data Marketplace uses cookies to measure reach of audiences, but as Digiseg is cookie free, all Digiseg audiences are displayed without reach numbers. But rest assured, there is reach behind the audiences. Digiseg segments more than 500.000 bid requests per second in Xandr. We are probably the largest data provider in Xandr, based on segmented impressions.