Ad Impressions Served Across Devices Now Matched to In-Store Visitation
For Immediate Release
PR Contact: Matthew Russo, Gimbal | (800) 882-5216 ext. 523 | marketing [at] gimbal [dot] com
LOS ANGELES, CA – September 7, 2018 — Gimbal, the identity-driven marketing and advertising platform powered by physical-world data, today announced the ability for advertisers to measure in-store visits based on programmatic ad impressions served to desktop, tablet, and mobile devices.
In-store measurement has long been a mobile-focused effort since smartphones are a proxy to where individuals go in the physical word. Yet marketers know their prospects aren’t only consuming media on mobile devices.
Since acquiring Drawbridge’s media business in May and implementing its cross-device solution, Gimbal has further enhanced its targeting capabilities to execute campaigns across mobile, tablet, desktop and connected TV.
“Coupling our enterprise-grade location data and beacon technology with the most precise identity matching technology available allows our partners to measure place visits with accuracy, precision, and confidence,” said Matthew Russo, Chief Marketing Officer of Gimbal.
Gimbal’s flagship attribution product – Arrival – measures foot traffic by utilizing its panel of 1st party, always-on location data sighted by its location SDK against devices exposed to specific media campaigns. Gimbal can then passively capture real-time entry, exit, and dwell time data of each place visit, allowing for highly accurate measurement at scale.
Starting today, Arrival’s enhanced device-level metrics now include visitation by time of day, day of week, and distance between ad exposure and store visit – by screen. These deeper insights will allow advertisers and agencies to better analyze their consumers and campaign results and make better targeting decisions moving forward.
Being able to connect cross-device audiences with Gimbal’s extensive location data set to measure store visitation creates the most comprehensive offline measurement suite available in the industry today. This omni-channel view provides marketers with a broader understanding of what channels are most effective in driving consumers to a physical point of interest – insights that can be used to optimize campaigns in real time to decrease ad spend and increase performance.
Read the official announcement here.