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It's true. Your devices are listening to you :stoningpills:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38255425

It's True. Your Devices Are Listening to You.

With Active Listening, CMG can now use voice data to target your advertising to the EXACT people you are looking for.

Imagine This...

What could it do for your business, if you were able to target potential clients or customers who are using terms like this in their day to day conversations:

  • The car lease ends in a month- we need a plan.
  • We need to get serious about planning for retirement.
  • A mini van would be perfect for us.
  • This AC is on it's last leg!
  • Do I see mold on the ceiling?
  • We need a better mortgage rate.

Active Listening can make that happen for you!

We know this sounds like something from the future, but we are there! We can customize your campaign to listen for any keywords/targets relevant to your business. Here is how we do it:

  • Create Personas

We create buyer personas by uploading past client data into the platform.

  • Identify Keywords

We identify top performing keywords relative to the type of customer you are looking for.

  • Tracking

We set up tracking via pixel placed on your site, so we can track your ROI in real time.

Listening

Active Listening begins and is analyzed via AI to detect pertinent conversations via smartphones, smart tvs and other devices.

Analysis

As qualified consumers are detected, a 360 analysis via AI on past behaviors of each potential customer occurs.

Create a List

With the audience information gathered, an encrypted evergreen audience list is created.

Re-targeting

We use the list to target your advertising via many different platforms and tactics including:

  • Streaming TV/OTT
  • Streaming Audio
  • Display Ads
  • Paid Social Media
  • YouTube
  • Mobile Precise
  • Google/Bing Search (PPC)

We know what you are thinking...

Is this legal? YES- it is totally legal for phones and devices to listen to you. That's because consumers usually give consent when accepting terms and conditions of software updates or app downloads.

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Whenever my ads seem a little too targeted I scream BIPOC into my phone over and over and that usually solves the problem.


:!marseybooba:

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:#marseygigachadtalking: :#chadchudtalking:

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The best was when my friend was telling me about a coding bootcamp he completed and then for the next 3 weeks I was bombarded with ads for the exact same bootcamp. I never searched that shit myself.

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Or because they know your phone and his phone were together and they probably have a profile on you showing you may be similar likes.

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Maybe being connected to the same wifi. But I definitely wouldnt have been on the profile for any coding bootcamp otherwise.

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What I am trying to articulate pre coffee is being on the same wifi or another metric for proximity will let cross over from someone else's ad profile onto yours. Like if you parents want a new coffee machine, google it, and you visit them, the ad agencies will ad coffee machines to your profile.

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Because the artificial intelligence algorithm has no way of discerning noise from signal or filtering out words not useful to personalized ads :marseyawardretard:

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No wonder I get so many ads for malt liquor

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