RTB House Editorial Team

Generative AI applications are reshaping how organizations tackle marketing, product innovation, and user engagement. From generating new content to analyzing complex datasets, these advanced systems reduce repetitive tasks and unlock fresh perspectives. In this article, we explore key Generative AI examples and outline practical steps to deploy GenAI applications in different sectors, including marketing, healthcare, and finance.

Nowadays, when so many advertising activities take place online, it is extremely important to not only look after the marketing creations used, but also the advertising context. Contextual adjacencies will help to effectively protect brand reputation as well as keep existing and attract new customers at the same time. How can you protect brand reputation while advertising online? Which brand safety solutions should be taken into consideration?

A brand is a company’s greatest asset. Therefore, it needs to continually be looked after to make sure that it is visible and properly perceived by consumers. Focusing on improving brand visibility and increasing brand awareness among the target group not only strengthens the market position, but also has a positive impact on a company’s performance in the long run. What should be done to ensure proper brand visibility? How can we measure the effectiveness of branding efforts and the progress made in this area?

In order to ensure that your brand gets enough exposure, you need to take care of your brand’s visibility. How do you know if all your company’s marketing campaigns reach your desired audience and have the right impact? There are various tools and practices that allow you to assess viewability and improve your brand’s visibility. Take better control of your business, by leveraging the best of them.

Is it worth reaching users that have already visited our website but didn’t buy anything? Of course! In the case of those consumers, there is still a way to convert them into buyers, but you need to take matters into your own hands. With retargeting, you don’t have to wait for them to come back. You can attract them to your app or mobile website yourself, by providing them with a personalized offer adequate to their needs while they are using their mobile devices – such an advertising technique is called mobile retargeting.

Whether it’s making a bank transfer, learning a new language, or just watching TV on the bus, there is almost certainly an “app for that.” Mobile apps have become an essential part of how many of us interact with each other and businesses. As we spend more and more time engaging with our phones, the performance of a mobile app can make or break a business, and many are turning to app retargeting to find a way to better connect with their customers.

Let’s jump into the world of in-app retargeting and discover if it’s right for you and your business.