Case Study:
Gaming

Conquest Audiences Steal Share During Christmas Time During the Holiday season, a top gaming console wanted to do everything it could to steal market share from it’s main competitor-Playstation. Affinity Answers created a segment to target people already engaging with Playstation with proven future purchase intent. A campaign was put in market by the gaming…

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The Political Campaign Edge – Expanding Outreach Through Social Insights

Brand advertisers leverage social media insights in message targeting to connect with the buyers more likely to convert. We are now seeing more and more savvy politicians also tapping into social insights in the hopes of further fueling their own audience appeal. Social insights allow campaign targeting to journey beyond basic demographics and into more…

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A New Study Shows Disloyalty is the New Norm

The writing has been on the wall for quite sometime now. Whether you are a devoted follower of Byron Sharp, a strong believer in the heavy buyer fallacy, or a heretic who knew the Pareto Ratio would never stand up to the pressures of consumerism; loyalty ain’t what it used to be. This truth is…

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Align Beauty & Cosmetics Audiences with Seasonal Events

As summer comes to a close, back-to-school and holiday campaigns will be found among our favorite digital content. It is crucial for Beauty & Cosmetics brands to align with these major events. With a surge in YouTube makeup tutorials and Instagram beauty influencers, finding innovative targeting solutions is key when competing for market share. How familiar…

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Mobile Audiences via Adsquare

Affinity Answers has partnered with Mobile Data Exchange, Adsquare, to deliver US-based mobile-only audiences.  These audiences are available via Adsquare’s Audience Management Platform (AMP).  In addition, these audiences will also available on leading DSPs like Google DBM, The Trade Desk, MediaMath, Adform, to name a few.  Below are a few screenshots of our Taxonomy on AMP.…

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How Users Have Embraced (Or Not) 280 Character Tweets

In November last year, Twitter doubled the limit on tweet length from 140 characters to 280 characters.  Because Affinity Answers observes and analyzes consumer behavior across social networks including Twitter (more on how we do it here), we were prepared to observe lengthier Tweets from brands and celebrities as well as lengthier replies to those…

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