2023/07/12

DCOが減少している:まだ実施する価値はあるのか?

プライバシー重視の世界では、パーソナライズによりスマートなアプローチがあります

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DCOから移行する時期でしょうか?プライバシー優先の世界におけるパーソナライズの賢いアプローチ

デジタル広告は進化し続けており、その進化は速いです。長くパーソナライズされた体験を提供するために称賛されてきた技術の1つがダイナミッククリエイティブ最適化(DCO)です。これは、データを用いて個々のユーザーに合わせてクリエイティブ要素をリアルタイムで調整し、大規模にカスタマイズされた広告を約束します。

しかし、ここに問題があります。今日のプライバシー意識が高まる状況では、フルスケールのDCOキャンペーンを開始することがますます複雑になり、多くのブランドにとって影響力が減少しています。

そのため、次のような疑問が生じます:DCOはまだ投資に値するのか?

DCOとは何ですか?

ダイナミッククリエイティブ最適化は、1つのクリエイティブベースから複数の広告バリエーションを構築する方法です。テキストや画像、アクションを促す呼びかけなどの要素を次のようなデータ入力に基づいてパーソナライズします:

  • ユーザーの閲覧行動

  • デバイスの種類と位置

  • 外部データフィード(例:天気、時刻、商品在庫)

その結果、関連性とエンゲージメントを向上させるためのカスタマイズされた広告体験がもたらされます。

なぜ広告主はDCOを再考しているのか

その約束にもかかわらず、DCOは高価で管理が複雑です。特に大規模では。サードパーティークッキーの減少と規制のプレッシャーが高まる中で、真にパーソナライズされたデータ駆動型キャンペーンを市場全体で実施することはこれまで以上に困難です。さらに印象的なのは、DCOが広告効果全体の約10%しか占めていないことを示す研究結果です。これは、影響が小さい割に大きな労力を要します。

より良いアプローチ:フィードベースのプライバシー優先のキャンペーン自動化

Cape.ioでは、クッキーや高価な技術スタックに頼らずに広告をパーソナライズする、よりスマートでスケーラブルな方法があると考えています。Cape.ioは、リアルタイムフィード、コンテキスト信号、1つのマスタークリエイティブを使用して、完全にデータ駆動のキャンペーンセットアップを構築する力を広告主に提供します。

仕組みは次の通りです。

  • 1つのテンプレートで数千のバリエーションを生成
    手動の努力なしで、クリエイティブを観客の興味、言語、市場、またはプロモーションに合わせて適応させます。

  • ファーストパーティおよびコンテキストデータを活用
    顧客の好みや商品フィードなどの独自のデータ、および天気や時刻などの外部信号を接続し、タイムリーで関連性があり、ローカライズされた広告を作成します。

  • クリエイティブの更新を自動化
    価格、メッセージ、ビジュアル、翻訳をリアルタイムで調整し、在庫やパフォーマンスなどのトリガーに基づいてキャンペーンを自動的に公開または一時停止します。

  • クッキーに依存しない
    Cape.ioのアプローチは賢い自動化とコンテキスト関連を重視しており、プライバシースタンダードを侵害せずに、大規模にパーソナライズを達成できます。

それでは、DCOから移行すべきでしょうか?

もし、コスト効果が高く、すばやく市場に出せ、将来に対応したエンゲージングでパーソナライズされた広告体験を提供したいなら、答えはイエスです。スマートな設定、クリエイティブな柔軟性、自動化にあるキャンペーン成功の90%に焦点を合わせることで、従来のDCOだけでは提供できない、より多くの価値、より良いパフォーマンス、はるかに大きな効率を得ることができます。

DCOのコストをかけずにパーソナライズを始める準備はできていますか?
Cape.ioがどのようにしてリーディングブランドがクッキーや複雑さを避けて関連性のあるハイパーローカルでデータ駆動型キャンペーンをスケーリングできるよう支援しているかをご覧ください。

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