Tealium’s Suite of Conversions API (CAPI) Integrations
Solutions for Signal Loss with Unique Ad Platform Integrations
Introduction to Conversions APIs (CAPI)
Conversions APIs (CAPI) empower businesses to seamlessly share their data directly from servers, eliminating the reliance on web browsers. By leveraging CAPI, advertisers can drive desired outcomes by utilizing their own controlled information and data, including interactions with their websites, products, and services.
This approach allows businesses to maintain data privacy while improving ad performance and attribution, and ultimately delivering highly personalized experiences to customers, without relying on browser-based tools like third party cookies.
This approach allows businesses to maintain data privacy while improving ad performance and attribution, and ultimately delivering highly personalized experiences to customers, without relying on browser-based tools like third party cookies.
Tealium's Conversions API integrations offer comprehensive visibility throughout the entire customer journey, ensuring accurate data sharing and granting businesses full control over their first party data.
With Tealium, you can integrate with industry-leading ad platforms such as Google, Meta, TikTok, Snapchat, LinkedIn, Pinterest, and Spotify to improve marketing attribution, ROAS, and ad conversions in a privacy-centric manner with first party data.
Key Use Cases for Getting Started with Conversions APIs
Use Case 1
Deeper-Funnel Optimization
Many advertisers optimize for an event that is only part way down their funnel e.g. a 'lead' event when someone fills out a form, because they cannot optimize for the actual conversion since it may happen on a third party browser or offline. Using Tealium’s Conversions API integrations, advertisers can capture a deeper-funnel event and configure their ad to optimize for that new event.
Use Case 2
Improving Event Reliability
Many events never fire because of browser default settings, poor network connections, or if the pixel code was not executed before the user navigated away from the page. These events are always captured by the server. These incremental events could be a meaningful percentage of events that could therefore improve ad performance. By sharing events via both the browser and server-side, advertisers can be sure to register the user actions that are not captured by the browser pixel.
Use Case 3
Enhanced Data Sharing
Advertisers can gain flexibility in how they share data with ad platforms like Meta by establishing user identity or adding meaningful data, such as user scores, before sending events to them.
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