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Anonymous visitor identification
Interested in identifying who is coming to your site
but not converting? Use cookie-based or pixel-based
reverse IP appending technology to identify your
anonymous website visitors and match with mailing
address information to send a targeted direct mail
follow-up.
Using the cookie-based method, a code snippet is
placed on your website that reads cookie information
in the browser and then links to the data partner’s
aggregate database to provide identification. For
reverse IP identification, a cookie-free option, a pixel
is placed on your website that tracks visitors and then
matches the IP address to the residential address. The
pixel can be placed on the entire website or select
pages you’re interested in tracking.
Both methods can be connected to your Google
Analytics account to capture URL, timestamps,
pages visited, etc. to build segments and derive likely
purchase intent.
Location based signals
Looking to acquire new customers? Use mobile device
owner identification to target consumers who have
recently visited a store location (or a competitor’s
location), attended an event, or whose household is in
a defined proximity.
With each method, the resulting matches are married
to your hold-out list to eliminate those who don’t fit
your retargeting campaign profile so that you only mail
to those who meet your objectives.
The last thing marketers need is to hunt for and
parse through the myriad of data providers available
today. As an end-to-end direct mail provider, SG360°
has cultivated relationships with many of the top
data aggregators to provide the above audience
identification services in concert with the production
of your direct mail retargeting programs.