Category: Basics of IP Targeting

  • 09 Nov

    The Most Effective Digital Marketing Strategies for Banks

    With the modern-day consumer being able to access information on the go, it is increasingly more important for banks to have a strong online identity. Establishing an online presence is essential because it allows potential and current customers to interact and develop a closer relationship with your brand. Below is a list of different types […]
  • 12 Dec

    Three Key Benefits of Adding IP Targeting to Direct Mail Campaigns

    Reaching qualified leads easier, with less of a financial investment sounds too good to be true right? Not so! IP targetingreturns robust results at a fraction of the cost of other online advertising options. What is IP targeting? It is the marketing strategy of pinpointing a potential buyer’s computer IP address, and then sending them ads specifically […]
  • 08 Nov

    IP Targeting for Banks

    It is important for businesses to choose marketing campaigns that not only fit their business model, but that maximize their return on investment (ROI). Direct mailing and emails hit some targeted customers, but also target people who have no interest. Consumers block cookies and pop-up ads. Internet protocol (IP) targeting is a way for banks and other […]
  • 19 Oct

    Understanding IP Targeting Basics: Easy as 1-2-3

    Successful marketing demands that the product or service be located in the right place. In fact, that’s one of the 4 P’s of the marketing concept. Traditional marketer advertising efforts struggled with getting their message to their preferred audience, and considered reaching a small percentage of potential customers a victory. For example, a billboard may […]
  • 19 Oct

    Understanding IP Targeting Basics: Easy as 1-2-3

    Successful marketing demands that the product or service be located in the right place. In fact, that’s one of the 4 P’s of the marketing concept. Traditional marketer advertising efforts struggled with getting their message to their preferred audience, and considered reaching a small percentage of potential customers a victory. For example, a billboard may […]