How Netflix Doubled Engagement Using Behavioral Targeting (And You Can Too)
Track how Amazon recommends products based on your browsing history and purchases—that’s behavioral targeting in action, and it drives 35% of their total sales. When you search for running shoes, then see ads for those exact sneakers following you across Facebook, Instagram, and news websites, you’re experiencing one of marketing’s most powerful techniques.
Behavioral targeting works by collecting data about user actions—website visits, clicked links, watched videos, abandoned carts, and purchase patterns—then using that information to deliver personalized marketing messages. Unlike demographic targeting that…