ダイナミック商品広告:何、なぜ、どのように?
クッキーから離れていく世界で、DPAを機能させることはまだ可能ですか?

動的製品広告 (DPAs) は、ブランドが関連性の高い、高性能な創造的内容を大規模に提供するための強力な方法を提供します。特にeコマースや小売業では、DPAsは単純な製品広告をデータ駆動型のオンブランドキャンペーンに変えて、ファネル全体でユーザーを引き付けます。
しかし、クッキーから離れる世界では、DPAsを機能させることがまだ可能でしょうか?
DPAsが何であるか、どのように機能するか、そしてCape.ioがどのようにして第3者データなしでもブランドがさらにスマートにすることを可能にしているかを詳しく見てみましょう。
動的製品広告とは?
動的製品広告は、ユーザーの行動、位置情報、またはコンテキストシグナルに基づいて、最も関連性の高い製品を自動的に提供するパーソナライズされた広告です。通常、リターゲティング戦略で使用され、DPAsは、サイト訪問者、カート放棄者、以前の顧客を、彼らの好みに一致する内容で再エンゲージします。
以下の組み合わせによって動力が供給されています:
製品データフィードまたはカタログ
リアルタイムの行動およびコンテキストシグナル
自動化されたクリエイティブテンプレート
DPAsは、最新の価格設定、オファー、製品の可用性を常に反映しながら、ソーシャル、ディスプレイ、ビデオ、および検索チャネルに登場できます。
従来のDPAの課題:クッキー依存
従来のDPA戦略は、第三者クッキーに重く依存してリターゲティングを行っていました。しかし、プライバシー規制の強化とクッキーの廃止が進行中であるため、このアプローチはもはや未来を保証するものではありません。
その結果は?リーチの制限、パフォーマンスの悪いキャンペーン、そしてもはや信頼できないデータへの依存。
Cape.ioのアプローチ:クッキーなしのDPAs
Cape.ioでは、一次データとコンテキストターゲティングに焦点を当てることで、クッキー依存の広告戦略からブランドを解放します。私たちのプラットフォームは、プライバシーやパフォーマンスを妥協することなく、完全に自動化されたスケーラブルなDPAキャンペーンを構築することを可能にします。
私たちがどのようにこれを行うのか:
フィードベースの広告作成
ローカライズされたデータフィードを使用して、ライブの価格設定、需要、可用性、またはユーザーコンテキストに基づいて数千の広告バリエーションを自動生成します。一つのテンプレート、無限のバリエーション
単一のマスターファイルを作成し、Cape.ioがあなたのフィードデータに基づいて資産(見出し、画像、価格、免責事項、その他)を自動入力させます。リアルタイムの応答性
広告は、天気、場所、在庫レベル、または日中の時間などの条件に基づいて自動的にプッシュ、停止、または更新できます。チャネル対応の配信
キャンペーンの設定、予算、命名規則、クリエイティブ承認、および配信をすべてのプラットフォームで一括管理します。
クライアント成功事例:Capeが提供するDPAsの実際
KLM
一次データを使用して、KLMはグローバルな広告キャンペーンを自動化し、ハイパーローカルな関連性を持たせています。フライトオファー、価格設定、免責事項はリアルタイムで調整されます。ローカル市場は、資産のレビューと承認のみが必要で、他はすべて自動で処理されます。
Just Eat Takeaway.com
リアルタイムのコンテキストデータ(天気や日中の時間など)を取り入れることで、JETは都市でのローンチや採用、地元のオファーのためにハイパーローカル、郵便番号特定のキャンペーンを作成します。彼らの広告は、ライブの状態に基づいてビジュアル、価格、さらにはオーディオを自動的に調整します。
Proximus
小売メディアを通じて小売業者の一次データにアクセスすることで、Proximusはパーソナライズされたプライバシーコンプライアント広告をスケールで提供します。ブラックフライデー専用で、クッキーに頼らずに5,000以上の特定のオーディエンス向け広告を展開しました。
DPAsの未来はコンテキスト対応、スケーラブル、そしてプライバシーに安全です
動的製品広告は、適切なインフラストラクチャで構築されたとき、これまで以上に強力です。Cape.ioは、リターゲティングの制限を超え、自動化を核にした、インテリジェント、地域的、かつ適法のスケール可能なキャンペーンへと移行するブランドを支援します。
より賢く、速く、安全にスケールする準備はできていますか?
Cape.ioがクッキー、複雑さ、妥協することなく、動的製品広告の潜在能力を最大限に引き出すお手伝いをします。
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お問い合わせ
Cape.ioの可能性を体験してください。
スマートな広告キャンペーン自動化
Cape.ioは、チームやDAM、広告サーバー、DSP、ツールなどをつなげるため、既存のシステムを入れ替える必要はありません。

お問い合わせ
Cape.ioの可能性を体験してください。
スマートな広告キャンペーン自動化
Cape.ioは、チームやDAM、広告サーバー、DSP、ツールなどをつなげるため、既存のシステムを入れ替える必要はありません。

お問い合わせ
Cape.ioの可能性を体験してください。
スマートな広告キャンペーン自動化
Cape.ioは、チームやDAM、広告サーバー、DSP、ツールなどをつなげるため、既存のシステムを入れ替える必要はありません。
