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Retargeting Advertising (Remarketing)

Retargeting Advertising (Remarketing)

"Retargeting" (also referred to as "Remarketing" on Google Ads) is a digital advertising method that serves ads to users who have previously visited your website or interacted with your brand.

Because the target audience has already shown initial intent, retargeting campaigns produce significantly higher conversion rates (CVR) and lower acquisition costs than generic awareness ads. However, modern cookie restrictions (ITP) are reducing its scope.

Key Takeaways (30-Second Summary)
  • Funnel Recovery: Aims to win back the roughly 95% of website visitors who leave without purchasing.
  • Dynamic Display: Can serve dynamic ads displaying the exact SKU or product image left in a user's cart.
  • Frequency Capping: Limiting daily ad exposure per user avoids fatigue and brand degradation.

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