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Last autumn we introduced a new feature that offers advertisers a new way of targeting. Sklik allows you to work with customer data, specifically your own lists of customers email addresses. But for some, collecting your customers’ emails may sound suspicious. To allay any unnecessary fears about using this targeting, here are answers to three of the most common concerns.
Introducing a new feature in Sklik that allows you to use hashed emails to make your own 1st party data even more secure. This innovation provides a higher level of privacy by using the standardised SHA-256 method for data encryption. Hash emails can be uploaded directly from the user interface or via the API.
As a tool for maximising advertising reach, the content network is an effective way of both acquiring new users and re-engaging existing site visitors. Retargeting campaigns effectively bring users back and deliver the desired performance. However, the end of third party cookies, expected in early 2025, will reduce the reach of retargeting. Sklik offers an alternative – targeting your own customer lists. Let’s take a look at how it worked for one ouf our clients Notino.
In Sklik, you can now set up ad extensions at the account level. These extensions are applied across all campaigns where the extensions are not set up individually. Which extensions are affected, and which ones will Sklik set for you?
To make it easier for you to evaluate your campaigns, we are changing the method of video ad metrics calculation in Sklik. While previously the key indicator for us was the number of times an ad was played to the end, regardless of its length, we will now also consider other interactions with the ad.
From 1 August 2024, conversion and retargeting codes will have to contain a consent parameter with a value of 1 in order to work properly. Through this parameter, advertisers provide Seznam with information on whether the user has given consent to targeted advertising or conversion measurement.
