Blis launches Audience Explorer in Spain
New programmatic offering combines rich location insights with other privacy-friendly data to change the way audience planning and buying is done
Blis Audience Explorer delivers seven times more page lands and double engagement rates compared to standard location targeting solutions
Company continues investing in its privacy-first advertising technology and growing the team to help clients reach all addressable audiences.
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The privacy-first location-powered programmatic advertising partner Blis has announced the launch of its new product suite, Audience Explorer, into New Zealand, enabling brands and agencies to target their customers to drive key outcomes in the post-cookie world.
From M.A.D. Daily: Blis is launching its programmatic offering, Audience Explorer, in New Zealand
First launched in Australia, new product suite combines rich location insights with other privacy-friendly data to change the way audience planning and buying is done.
Blis launches Audience Explorer in New Zealand
First launched in Australia, new product suite combines rich location insights with other privacy-friendly data to change the way audience planning and buying is done
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