Assisted Conversion
Assisted Conversion is a conversion where a channel or touchpoint contributed to the path but was not the final interaction.
Interactive Theory Glossary
Browse Retargeting and Remarketing definitions from Interactive Theory.
Assisted Conversion is a conversion where a channel or touchpoint contributed to the path but was not the final interaction.
Attribution Window is the time period during which conversions can be credited to a marketing interaction.
Audience Exclusion is the practice of preventing specific audiences from seeing a campaign or ad group.
Browse Abandonment Retargeting is retargeting people who viewed products or pages but did not add to cart or convert.
Cart Abandonment Retargeting is retargeting people who added products to a cart but did not complete checkout.
Click-Through Conversion is a conversion credited after a user clicked an ad and later completed the tracked action.
Conversion Pixel is a tracking pixel used specifically to record conversions or valuable actions.
Cookie is a small piece of data stored in a browser to remember information about a user, session, or preference.
CRM Audience is an audience created from customer relationship management data such as leads, customers, lifecycle stage, or deal status.
Cross-Device Tracking is measurement that attempts to connect user behavior across multiple devices.
Custom Audience is an advertiser-owned or platform-built audience such as website visitors, customer lists, or engagement audiences.
Customer List is a first-party list of customer or prospect identifiers uploaded to a platform for matching, suppression, or targeting.
Dynamic Retargeting is retargeting that automatically customizes ads based on viewed products, pages, or behaviors.
Exclusion Audience is an audience removed from campaign eligibility to avoid wasted spend or irrelevant messaging.
First-Party Audience is an audience built from data a business collects directly, such as website visitors, subscribers, customers, or CRM records.
First-Party Cookie is a cookie set by the website a user is directly visiting.
Frequency Cap is a limit on how often a user can see an ad during a defined time period.
List-Based Retargeting is retargeting based on uploaded customer, lead, or subscriber lists.
Lookalike Audience is a modeled audience that resembles an existing customer, lead, or high-value audience.
Matched Audience is an audience matched from first-party data or platform signals for targeting or exclusion.
Membership Duration is the length of time a person remains eligible in a retargeting audience after meeting criteria.
Pixel Retargeting is retargeting based on browser or event data collected by a tracking pixel.
Recency Window is the time period since a user’s last interaction used to determine audience freshness or messaging.
Remarketing List is an audience list of users who previously interacted with a website or other tracked experience.