Zone Targeting
Zone Targeting is a method of selecting specific ad placements — or “zones” — within a publisher’s inventory to control where ads appear. Each zone represents a defined ad space, such as a header banner, sidebar, or mobile interstitial.
By analyzing performance metrics like CTR, CPM, and conversion rate, advertisers can identify and target high-performing zones while excluding underperforming ones. For example, a campaign may run only in above-the-fold placements on entertainment sites to maximize visibility.
Zone Targeting enables precise campaign control, improved ROI, and better alignment between creative format and user context. It is especially useful in programmatic advertising environments where granular optimization drives performance.
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