Social Media Marketing

Targeting

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The Sweet Shop Story

Ravi owns a sweet shop in a busy market.

The Sweet Shop Story

One day, he decides to promote his sugar-free sweets. So what does he do?

He prints 1,000 pamphlets and distributes them randomly to everyone passing by - kids, teenagers, young adults, and elderly people.

The Sweet Shop Story

Result?
Most people ignore it. Kids don’t care about sugar-free sweets, and many others aren’t interested.

Ravi feels like marketing doesn’t work.

The Sweet Shop Story

The next day, he tries something different.

This time, he stands near a morning walking park where mostly health-conscious and older people come.

He gives the same pamphlets only to them.

The Sweet Shop Story

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Types of Targeting: Demographics

Focuses on personal traits to reach the most relevant audience and reduce wasted spend.

Types of Targeting: Demographics

Includes:

Location

Income

Age

Gender

Education

Example:
Baby products → Women (25–35, metro cities)

Behavioral Targeting

Targets users based on their online actions and intent.

Behavioral Targeting

Based on:

Example:

Retarget users who visited pricing page

Website visits

Time spent

Clicks / Add to cart

Purchase history

Interest-Based Targeting

Reaches users based on what they like and engage with.

Interest-Based Targeting

Categories:

Fashion

Finance

Tech

Sports / Fitness

Platforms provide detailed interest data for better targeting

Custom Audiences

Targets people who already know your brand → more precise results

Custom Audiences

Sources:

Best for retargeting + base for lookalikes

Email list

App users

Website visitors

Phone data

Social engagement

Lookalike Audiences

How it works:

Targets similar users

Platforms analyze patterns

Uses custom audience data

Find new users similar to your existing audience

Lookalike Audiences

Benefits:

Tip:

Start 1% → expand 2–5%

Expand reach

Better conversions

Scale campaigns

Platform Targeting Strength

Choose platform based on goal.

Facebook/Instagram → Interests, behavior, lookalikes

LinkedIn → Job roles, industry

Platform Targeting Strength

X (Twitter) → Keywords, followers

YouTube → Video interests, intent

Quora → Topics, questions

A/B Testing (Audience Testing)

Compare audiences to find what works best.

Steps:

Same creative, different audience

Run 5–7 days (equal budget)

A/B Testing (Audience Testing)

Compare: CTR, CPC, conversions

Scale winning audience

Using Organic Data

Use existing data to improve paid ads

Engaged users → Retarget / lookalikes

Top posts → Identify interests

Using Organic Data

Website traffic → Retarget offers

Email list → Reach active users

Data-driven targeting = better results

Summary

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Build strong branding

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Use different marketing channels

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Target the right audience

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Create and communicate value

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Understand customer needs

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Quiz

Which platform is mainly used for professional networking and B2B marketing ?

A. Facebook

B. Instagram

C. LinkedIn

D. Snapchat

Quiz

Which platform is mainly used for professional networking and B2B marketing ?

A. Facebook

B. Instagram

C. LinkedIn

D. Snapchat

Quiz-Answer

Which platform is mainly used for professional networking and B2B marketing ?

A. Facebook

B. Instagram

C. LinkedIn

D. Snapchat

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