Someone who looked at your services may still be comparing options. Caboodle plans retargeting around the pages they visited, the action they took, and a useful next step, with audience eligibility and privacy choices built into the setup.
The final scope names the deliverables, dependencies, and review points before work begins. The work below provides the starting point for that discussion.
Audience plan. Define useful visitor groups, lookback periods, and the actions that qualify someone for each group.
Tracking review. Check the site's events and consent settings before creating platform audiences.
Conversion exclusions. Exclude completed actions where appropriate so customers do not keep seeing acquisition messages.
Creative development. Prepare messages that answer common objections and give visitors a specific reason to return.
Destination review. Match each ad to a page that continues the conversation started on the first visit.
Delivery controls. Set budgets, geography, placements, and available frequency controls around the campaign's role.
Event testing. Test audience signals and conversion events before making budget decisions from the reports.
Campaign review. Review audience size, repeat exposure, spend, and attributed actions to guide the next changes.
How this works
Four steps from the first review to handoff.
Phase 1
Map the return journey
Review important pages and conversion paths, then decide which visitor groups merit a follow-up message.
Phase 2
Build audiences and creative
Configure eligible audiences, exclusions, and ads that match each group’s next decision.
Phase 3
Launch with checks
Start within agreed budgets and inspect event collection, ad destinations, audience eligibility, and delivery.
Phase 4
Refine the sequence
Adjust messages, lookback periods, and spend as the campaign produces enough evidence to evaluate.
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Connect the campaign to the rest of the customer journey.