1. Anonymous

    19 February 2009 08:51am

    Hi,

    Anyone have any experience in remarketing initiatives or UK solution providers? looking at Dotomi but they seem very us centric.

    Any ideas / pointers would be appreciated.

    Cheers,

  2. Raja Ramachandran

    Asst Manager-Traffic and Ops at Natural Search

    19 February 2009 09:55am

    Raja Ramachandran

    hi,

    Why do not you try

    1. Revenuescience (http://www.revenuescience.com/uk/index.asp):they have re-targeting platform and network
    2. Specific Media(http://www.specificmedia.co.uk/retargeting.php)
    3. RealMedia(http://www.247realmedia.co.uk/EN-UK/news/article_268.html)

    Hope this helps

    Raja Ramachandran

    http://interactiveadops.com

  3. BbDeath .

    Popular three-letter acronym at BbDeath

    27 February 2009 01:34am

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    >> Anyone have any experience in remarketing initiatives or UK solution providers?<<

    Yes. Any details? Or should I guess what you're talking about?

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