AOL reaches the entire spectrum of tech consumers with our original content and advertising network. So whether you’re after hardcore hackers, cellphone shoppers or anything in between, you've come to the right place.
Targeting
Contextual. Behavioral. Accurate.
Finding your ideal consumer is one thing. Finding millions of them is another. With our targeting solutions, you can extend your message across thousands of sites and reach your customers at scale.
Contextual. Target consumers within relevant websites on Advertising.com's technology content channel.
Behavioral. Target consumers based on their interests:
- Technology Mavens. Audience segment of influential people who keep abreast of new technology on top websites and blogs.
- Computer Intenders. People shopping for a new computer.
- Wired for Electronics. Individuals who've demonstrated high interest/involvement with electronics, gadgets, etc., as defined by high site visitation or high BPIs on electronic websites (according to comScore data). Specific campaign performance goals can be attained due to the large audience size of this segment.
- Mobile/Wireless Intenders. People focused on cell phones: they're researching the newest models, comparing cell phone provider plans, and are interested in getting the most out of their cell phone experience.
- Electronics Shoppers. People shopping for electronics: TVs, cell phones, computers, video games, audio equipment and more.
- Blu-Ray Intenders. People who are shopping for Blu-ray technology; they research Blu-ray DVD players and Blu-ray discs online, read reviews and follow the latest releases.
Accurate. Pinpoint your customers with other powerful targeting solutions:
- Develop a custom audience segment modeled after visitors to your site (Look-Alike Modeling).
- Find households with teens that have the greatest propensity to purchase specific products or brands (MRI Lifestyle Clusters).
- If you’re sponsoring an AOL page, retarget consumers who have visited it (Sponsorship LeadBack).
- Find your ideal audiences on the sites they are most likely to visit (Subnet Targeting).
- Find people who are searching for information about electronics, mobile or wireless (SearchBack).
- Target people based on their computer operating system or web browser (Technographic Targeting).