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Business, 03.06.2021 16:40 bharadwajp9943

A large retail advertiser with more than 5,000 products wants to upsell to consumers who have purchased products on its website. The retailer needs to reach customers who viewed products on the website and did NOT purchase any product. The retailer wants to dynamically retarget this audience. Which objective should be selected when setting up this campaign & why?

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