5,000+ Ways to Spot Your Next High-Value Customer

If you’re still segmenting lists by age, gender, and ZIP code alone, you’re paying premium CPMs to address the wrong people. In fact, a recent analysis found that nearly four in ten marketing impressions miss their intended audience when campaigns rely on conventional demographic segments. This is wasted spend that no marketers can afford.

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