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Facebook Job Title Debacle: Alternate Targeting & Workaround Hacks

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Employment targeting in Facebook is a little…messy…right now. ProPublica set off a firestorm in September 2017 after it caught Facebook allowing advertisers to target anti-Semitic audiences, effectively allowing the social network to profit from hate. Confusion followed. Self-reported employment targeting fields were said to be gone, but as we discovered, they really weren’t. Incidentally, the […]

Influencer Marketing: Expand Your Flock With Social Media Targeting & Tactics

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Influencer marketing is all the rage, yet it’s definitely not a new concept. Even so, plenty of digital marketers are missing out on key social media methods to get in front of the influencers they’re after. Case in point: Google trends shows hyper growth in influencer marketing over the last 18 months. When you overlay […]

Contrary to Reports: What Facebook REALLY Did About ‘Jew Hater’ Targeting

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Facebook removed important B2B psychographic targeting following ProPublica’s bombshell assertion that they were able to target self-proclaimed “Jew Haters” (and more), but here’s why Facebook advertisers keen on psychographic targeting like job titles, employers, and education should rest easy. Read on. Bloomberg and many other outlets have reported Facebook’s corrective measure was to remove education and employer targeting […]

LinkedIn Targeting Dirt: Haters, Terrorists, Slanted Judges, Intel Ops, Foreign Nuclear Engineers & MORE!

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Facebook has taken a lot of heat for advertisers’ ability to target haters, extreme political views and other psychographic hyperbole. Recent media interest is amusing to us because we’ve been documenting each generation of Facebook Ads political extremism (2009) and other radical psychographic targeting for years. LinkedIn has similar extremist targeting problems on the advertising side (LinkedIn […]

Obliterate Facebook Targeting Overlap! | Step-by-Step Guide To Ditch Audience Duplication

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You run a lot of Facebook ad campaigns, and you’re dang good at it. You’re mastering the art of audience intake, taking advantage of financial targeting segments, and implementing killer retargeting strategies. Great job! Seriously. Have you ever thought about advertising oversaturation, cannibalization, and general ad fatigue as byproducts of audience overlap? There’s nothing to […]

Mine LinkedIn Psychographic Data via Sales Navigator Easter Egg

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Classic Linked Premium Accounts have taken flack lately. Yep, LinkedIn gutted Premium accounts, moving out and enhancing advanced search, alerts, plus adding supple new features. The new-and-improved LinkedIn Premium is Sales Navigator. Cancel Premium. Run, don’t walk. Sign up for Sales Navigator. Sales Navigator is deeper than old Premium accounts, most notably in our ability […]

The Occupational Psychographics of LinkedIn Psychographic Professionals

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Psychographic variables are attributes connecting users’ interests, affinities, proclivities, politics, biases, religion, peccadilloes, sexuality, financial status, purchase intent, education, freaky stuff, car ownership, house size and thousands of other common (plus off-the-beaten-path) layers. Some intellectuals also refer to them as IAO (interests, activities and opinions) variables. Occupational psychographics profile a user’s workplace, employers, job description and other variables. […]