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Select Audience

Audience

Select the audience that you would like to be targeted by your ad. There are two options to specify the audience:

  1. Automated audience: Our machine-learning algorithm will score and pick the most valuable users for your brand out of all the retailer visitors (buyers and non-buyers). This performance-focused audience will be created alongside your line items and start delivering right away.

  2. Custom audience: Build a custom audience based on retailer first-party data. Once you’ve built an audience in the Audience Builder, they will appear for selection. To build a custom audience, click Cancel. Then, select Shared Library on the top navigation bar and select Audience from the drop-down menu.

Geography

Define the location you would like your ad to target. This option is good if your products are only available in specific areas. 


To select the locations you would like to target:

  1. Click the Edit button.

  2. You will then have the option to search specific regions - Countries and Regions to include or exclude for targeting. You can choose if you want to include or exclude specific regions with a selector at the top of the targeting.

  3. Some regions have more granularity than the country level. They are marked as expandable in the list and you can click on it to find more granular targeting options available within that country. These options may include regions or other specific areas depending on the country.

Language

Select the specific user browser language you want your line item to target. You can choose multiple languages to include or exclude. If you need an additional scale for your campaign, you can also choose to allow undetected language to be eligible for ad serving. 

 
To select the languages you would like to target: 

  • Click the edit icon 

  • You can then search for the languages you want to include or exclude for targeting.

  • Once done, click save to save your selection.


The languages available are as follows: 

  • Arabic 

  • Bulgarian 

  • Bengali 

  • Catalan 

  • Czech 

  • Danish 

  • German 

  • Greek 

  • English 

  • Spanish 

  • Estonian 

  • Persian 

  • Finnish 

  • French 

  • Hindi 

  • Croatian 

  • Hungarian 

  • Indonesian 

  • Icelandic 

  • Italian 

  • Hebrew 

  • Japanese 

  • Korean 

  • Lithuanian 

  • Latvian 

  • Malay 

  • Dutch 

  • Norwegian 

  • Polish 

  • Portuguese 

  • Romanian 

  • Russian 

  • Slovak 

  • Slovenian 

  • Serbian 

  • Swedish 

  • Tamil 

  • Telugu 

  • Thai 

  • Filipino 

  • Turkish 

  • Ukrainian 

  • Urdu 

  • Vietnamese 

  • Chinese 

Traffic Targeting

Traffic

Select specific environments, devices, OSs, Supply-Side Platforms (SSP), domains, and apps you want your line item to target.  

  • Device type allows you to choose whether you would like to target shoppers using a specific device such as a desktop, phone, or tablet. Targeting all three is recommended for the greatest reach.

  • Environment allows you to choose if you would like to target web or in-app shoppers.

  • Mobile Operating System allows you to choose if you would like to target specific mobile operating systems (applicable if phone and/or tablet is selected in “Device” targeting). Targeting all is recommended for the greatest reach.

Next, you will define which SSPs, domains, and app bundles you would like to include or exclude from the line item. For SSPs, you will be able to include as many as you would like from the list of options provided. If none are selected, all will be included automatically.  

For Domains and App Bundles, you will have the option to include or exclude from the list. To create a custom domain or app bundle list, you have to exist line item creation and add a new list in “Shared library” → “Domain / App Lists”. 

Video-specific Targeting Capabilities

If the video creative type was selected in the creative step of the line item setup, you will see additional video-specific targeting capabilities. These settings will only apply to video creatives.

  • Placements

    • The placement type determines where your ad will appear to your audience. If you would like to only target audiences through a specific type of placement, here is where you can do so.

    • You have the option to select one, multiple, or all of the video placement types available. If no selection is made, the line item will target all placement types. The options include Pre-Roll, In-Article, and In-Feed.

  • In-stream Positions

    • The placement type determines if your video ad will be placed before, during or after, a video content.

    • You have the option to select one, multiple, or all of the video in-stream positions available. If no selection is made, the line item will target all in-stream positions types. The options include Pre-Roll, Mid-Roll and Post-Roll

  • Player Ratio

    • The player ration allows you to choose the specific video players ratio - horizontal (ex: 16:9), square or vertical (ex: 3:4) for perfect fit of your creative in case it has custom ratio.

  • Video Player Size

    • You have the option to advertise with a specific size video for all ad placements. Enter the minimum and maximum measurements to serve only player sizes within those dimensions, or choose to target all player sizes.

  • Video and sound triggers

    • You have the option to define the conditions of your video ad start playing: If the player is viewable / user hover / click the ad. Also, you can define if the video starts playing with a volume on or off.

    • If all the options are selected, your ad behaviour will be defined by the publisher’s default settings.

  • Ad Skipping

    • Determine if you would like your audience to be able to skip your ad or not. If ad skipping is permitted, enter how many seconds your audience should wait before being able to skip.

  • Rewarded Placements

    • Rewarded placements give your audience the opportunity to watch your ad in exchange for a reward within an app or game. You have the option to target rewarded placements, non-rewarded placements, or all placements.