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contextual

adjective as in depending upon a set of circumstances

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Contextual targeting, and how can they access contextual targeting as a supplement to audience targeting, they want to talk about that more than they ever have before.

From Digiday

As with Target CPA and Target ROAS, this bidding strategy draws from a mix of historical data and contextual cues to optimize ad placements.

Subway is already working with GumGum, an ad tech company that specializes in contextual advertising, and is planning to broker deals, with publishers directly or via the Ozone alliance so it can run more contextual campaigns.

From Digiday

These data could inform a more expansive analysis that accounts for additional factors such as calls for service, crime rates and other contextual factors.

Taking intent and contextual meaning into account broadens the search and is beneficial to those retailers attempting to reach an audience who might not know exactly what they want but are interested in starting a purchase journey.

The images tend to be followed by an equally non-contextual eighties reference and nothing more is said.

I could take my time with it and they offered a lot of contextual clues to understand the language.

The keenness of the polemic, in this and in the contextual chapters, shows how real and imminent the danger was.

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On this page you'll find 7 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to contextual, such as: circumstantial, dependent, contingent, environmental, and provisional.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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