Duration on website number of pages
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4. Newsletter registration (goals)
Retarget visitors who have subscribed to the newsletter, visited the website a certain number of times (for example 5 times), but have not converted within a year (cookie time 365 days). A newsletter subscription must be set as a goal in Google Analytics.
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Retarget visitors who have been on the website for X number of minutes in combination with X number of pages visited (or a specific page) and have not converted. Visitors who have been on the website for a long time and have visited a high number of pages are (expectedly) very interested in your offer. Note that you set the visit duration based on seconds.
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6. Wishlist (page)
Can visitors use a wishlist? Then retarget the visitors who have visited the wishlist a number of times (for example 3 times) and have not converted. These visitors are very interested in your products. Make sure that your message is relevant to the visitors. Let them convert by means of a discount code, for example. If there is the possibility to view pakistan phone data a “lookbook”, then it is also interesting to retarget these visitors.
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7. Extensions
Retarget visitors who have taken out a subscription and of whom you know that the subscription will expire and will not be automatically renewed. For example, think of a 3-month subscription to a magazine. This strategy can be interesting to use in addition to email marketing.
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8. Social media visitors (source/medium)
Retarget visitors who came in via a social media channel. If you specifically target a social media channel by gender or age and include this in your utm_content, you can retarget a specific gender and/or age (for example with a product that specifically appeals to that target group).
Retarget visitors who have subscribed to the newsletter, visited the website a certain number of times (for example 5 times), but have not converted within a year (cookie time 365 days). A newsletter subscription must be set as a goal in Google Analytics.
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Retarget visitors who have been on the website for X number of minutes in combination with X number of pages visited (or a specific page) and have not converted. Visitors who have been on the website for a long time and have visited a high number of pages are (expectedly) very interested in your offer. Note that you set the visit duration based on seconds.
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6. Wishlist (page)
Can visitors use a wishlist? Then retarget the visitors who have visited the wishlist a number of times (for example 3 times) and have not converted. These visitors are very interested in your products. Make sure that your message is relevant to the visitors. Let them convert by means of a discount code, for example. If there is the possibility to view pakistan phone data a “lookbook”, then it is also interesting to retarget these visitors.
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7. Extensions
Retarget visitors who have taken out a subscription and of whom you know that the subscription will expire and will not be automatically renewed. For example, think of a 3-month subscription to a magazine. This strategy can be interesting to use in addition to email marketing.
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8. Social media visitors (source/medium)
Retarget visitors who came in via a social media channel. If you specifically target a social media channel by gender or age and include this in your utm_content, you can retarget a specific gender and/or age (for example with a product that specifically appeals to that target group).