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Eyeota Selects Proximic by Comscore as a Preferred Partner to Provide Enhanced Cookieless Predictive Audience Targeting with Contextual Signals

Eyeota, a Dun & Bradstreet company and a global source of data for digital marketing, have selected Proximic by Comscore, a leading provider of audience and content targeting solutions for programmatic activation, as its preferred partner for making its full taxonomy of audience segments available for contextual cookieless targeting.

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Maximising Media Agencies Potential: Uniting 1st Party Data and Contextual Targeting for Advertiser Supremacy

In the fast-paced realm of digital advertising where trends shift like sand dunes, media agencies stand at the forefront of innovation. As custodians of brands’ advertising strategies, they are tasked with navigating the ever-changing landscape to deliver maximum impact.

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Eyeota Activates Experian WorldView To Strengthen Advertisers Global Reach and Targeting Capability

Eyeota has announced that it is now activating Experian WorldView as Digital Audience Data in 36 countries around the globe. Multinational brands can now leverage Experian WorldView audience data for consistent and privacy-centric digital targeting on programmatic and social channels.

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Eyeota Strengthens Partnership With Adform And ID5 To Enable Cookieless Audience Targeting

Eyeota, a Dun & Bradstreet company and the trusted source of data for digital marketing, today announced that its audience targeting data powered by ID5 is now available for global activation on independent programmatic platform, Adform.

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Precision marketing strategy: winning the battle for relevance in a cluttered advertising landscape

Today’s consumers are constantly bombarded with advertisements from every direction. A quick Google search reveals that the average person encounters between 4,000 and 10,000 daily ads — as if you needed data to back up your daily reality.

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