Etude de cas - Datalogix
Datalogix combines database marketing and digital media to use the power of purchase-based audience targeting to drive measurable online and offline sales. They offer audience segmentation and integration programs directly and through all leading digital media companies.
Datalogix’s audience platform is powered by a database with over $1 trillion in consumer spending behavior, deep datasets, and expertise in the CPG, retail, and automotive verticals.
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