R is for Retargeting

R is for Retargeting

R is for “Retargeting” R is for Retargeting.   Retargeting is an essential element of programmatic display. Because display ads are inserted into natural website content, it usually takes a few impressions to create an action from the user, in this case a...
O is for Organic Search

O is for Organic Search

O is for “Organic Search” O is for Organic Search. Websites record several different types of inbound traffic when recorded each visit. There is referral (from another site or adserver), direct (typing the url directly into the address bar), and organic,...
N Is For Native Advertising

N Is For Native Advertising

N is for “Native Advertising” N is for Native Advertising. Native advertising is a way to programmatically place content on a publisher’s (the page owner’s) website in a way that mirrors the native content already in place. If a page displays...
M Is for Mobile Device

M Is for Mobile Device

M is for “Mobile Device” M is for Mobile Device. 32 Million Impressions. 480 TRILLION pixels, at least. That’s the amount of mobile ad impressions delivered in the past 15 months by Landmarks Digital. That averages out to over 70,000 impressions PER...
L Is For Landmarks Digital

L Is For Landmarks Digital

L is for “Landmarks Digital” L is for Landmarks Digital. Founded by none other than Ron Szpatura back in 1988, Landmarks has, for over 32 years, provided local businesses with the best way to reach their target market. From a print publication in hotel...
K Is For Keywords

K Is For Keywords

K is for “Keywords” K is for Keywords. AdWords can be expensive. You’re paying for every click, regardless of intent. Pick a word or phrase that is competitive in your industry and you’ll not only be battling for placement, but paying a premium...