
Although DFP does have great targeting capabilities (such as geographic and browser type), integration with BTBuckets will enhance these offerings and allow true behavioral segmentation. With the integration proposed below, you will be able to target banners to users belonging to specific buckets.
To bring user cluster information from BTBuckets into the DFP adserver, you will need to update your DFP javascript tags to carry segment information in to your GA account. To apply this, make sure your BTBuckets tag is placed before the DFP calls and add the following code within the DFP tags before the GA_googleFetchAds(); call (more information: Dart's Pass custom targeting criteria into ad tags):
Code to be added to DFP calls:
var btbucketsBTB = $BTB.getAllUserBuckets();
for (BTBx in btbucketsBTB)
{
GA_googleAddAttr(btbucketsBTB[BTBx].substring(0,10), "true");
}
The code above will tell the DFP tag all of the friendly names of the buckets that user belongs to.
The first thing to do is to tell DFP what buckets will be used in the integration. Follow these steps in the DFP interface, to allow custom variable targeting (more information: Dart's Define custom targeting criteria help page):
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* Do notice that DFP has a restriction of 10 characters for targeting key names - so that's why we restricted this value in the javascript tag to only the first 10 characters.
Once you have implemented the javascript tags and added the friendly names as targeting key names - you may now segment your line items for specific buckets.
You can add a combination of buckets to segment your line item. For more detailed information, please review Dart's Custom Targeting help page.
Here are some ideas on how to use BTBuckets with DFP:
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Comment by Gray Lawry on January 26, 2012 at 7:33pm Thank you for the great post. In reviewing this I was worrying about taking up the 20 key names slots available and did some research around the subject. If you look at the following thread and the referring Google support article I'm including in this post you can actually set the cluster names as a value all under one key. Thus allowing for more advanced AND OR targeting options and freeing up some extra name spaces.
If you see a flaw in this theory please let me know, and thank you for all the great work.
https://groups.google.com/a/googleproductforums.com/forum/#!categor...
https://www.google.com/support/dfp_sb/bin/answer.py?answer=112648
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