Top, Global Brands Find Success on Taboola Through Brand Lift Campaigns

Taboola, a global leader in powering recommendations for the open web, helping people discover things they may like, announced the results of independent studies conducted in conjunction with Kantar, the world’s leading data, insights and consulting company.

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Over a two-year period, Taboola aggregated a series of studies, conducted by Kantar, with about 20 top, global brands across 11 verticals, including personal finance, technology, travel, fashion and entertainment. These brands operate across the U.S., Europe and Latin America. Results show the effects of native ads on various marketing objectives, such as building brand awareness, consideration, brand favorability and message association.

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Brands who worked with Taboola met critical KPIs across the board consistently — and most often exceeded these KPIs — in comparison to Kantar’s verticalized industry benchmarks:

• Brand favorability lift was 15%, 4x higher than the industry average
• Message association lift was 87%, 8x higher than the industry average
• Awareness lift was 10%, identical to the industry average

“The world’s top brands continue to choose Taboola because of our scale, technology, team and clear results in making sure they stay top of consumers’ minds in the purchase process,” said Adam Singolda, CEO, Taboola. “The findings of these studies show that native and Taboola outperform many other channels that brands are investing in, which is critical at a time when every marketing dollar matters.”

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