Use Audience Manager and other Adobe Segments to Target or Exclude Ads

  • (Opted-in advertisers with Search, Social, & Commerce) You can use any Google Ads audiences that were created using Adobe segments as campaign-level or ad group-level targets or exclusions in your Google Ads campaigns.

  • (Advertisers with DSP) You can use your existing Adobe segments as targets for your ad placements. You can optionally include the segments in reusable audiences, which you can use as targets or exclusions for multiple placements.

  • (Advertisers with Advertising Creative) You can use your existing Adobe segments as targets for specific creatives in your ad experiences.

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For more information about how to create audiences in the Audience Manager and Experience Cloud Audience Library interfaces, and common use cases for different audience types, see “Audience creation options.”

Send DSP Media Exposure Data to Audience Manager

Advertisers with DSP only

DSP customers with Adobe Audience Manager can capture data from ad campaigns using pixel calls to Audience Manager. You can then use the campaign data to build rule-based traits, which you can use to define new segments to enable various DSP use cases, such as more advanced segmentation, frequency management, marketing analytics, and reporting insights.

See “Overview of Sending DSP Media Exposure Data to Adobe Audience Manager” for more information.

Get Richer Insights into Site Activity with Audience Analytics

Adobe Advertising customers with Adobe Audience Analytics can send both Adobe Advertising-tracked data and Audience Manager segments to Analytics for enriched insights about site activity.

For more information, see “Adobe Audience Analytics for Adobe Advertising Customers.”

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