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Remarketing · DV360 · Display

Retargeting that
closes the other 97%

Around 97% of first-time visitors leave without buying — most brands just let them go. We build sequenced remarketing across Meta, Google and programmatic display that brings warm traffic back at a fraction of cold-traffic cost.

Map my remarketing from A$1,090/mo + ad spend
Full-stack remarketing
  • 74+ remarketing stacks built
  • DV360 + Meta + Google coordinated
  • Warm audiences convert at 3–8× cold
The service, unpacked

The cheapest conversions you'll ever buy

Cold traffic is expensive because you're paying to introduce yourself. Remarketing audiences already know you — they just need the right nudge at the right moment. The economics are so lopsided that we often find remarketing paying for the entire management fee alone.

We sequence it properly: cart abandoners get urgency, content readers get proof, past customers get the next offer. Frequency is capped hard — nothing burns brand goodwill like an ad that follows someone for 90 days.

Programmatic through DV360 extends reach beyond the walled gardens — contextual placements, premium publishers, and audience segments that Meta and Google can't reach. Privacy-safe by design: contextual and first-party data do the heavy lifting now.

74+
accounts handled
7
years in platform
260+
campaigns shipped
Programmatic display campaign flow diagram 90-day sequence — 6.2x ROAS on warm pools
Time to value

Remarketing needs an audience pool — existing traffic means launch in week 2, meaningful returns by week 3–4. Programmatic builds slower, 6–8 weeks.


What we guarantee

Hard frequency caps in writing, placement transparency for programmatic, and honest attribution — view-through claims always come with the methodology.

Pricing, in the open

What retargeting & programmatic costs

AUD management fee only. DSP and platform spend is yours — paid direct, never marked up.

Recovery

A$1,090/mo

Meta + Google remarketing, up to A$10k/mo spend. Captures what you already earned.

  • Audience pool audit & setup
  • Sequenced remarketing ads
  • Frequency cap management
  • Monthly report
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Dominion

A$2,800/mo

Full programmatic + omnichannel sequence. For brands with serious traffic.

  • Everything in Orchestrate
  • Premium publisher direct deals
  • Contextual + first-party data stack
  • Cross-device sequencing
  • Dedicated strategist + Slack
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Remarketing works on your existing traffic — under ~5,000 monthly visitors, we'd usually fix traffic generation first. The full tier table is on the pricing page.

The workflow

How an engagement actually goes

Sequencing is the craft — who sees what, in which order, and when to stop. Sloppy remarketing is just spam with a budget.

Flowchart of remarketing audience sequences on screen
01

Audience pool audit

We map your traffic: site visitors, engagers, cart abandoners, past customers, email lists. Where the pools live and how big they actually are decides the whole plan.

02

Pixel & list hygiene

Every platform's pixel and audience get checked — deduplication, exclusion lists, CRM sync. Remarketing on dirty lists is how you advertise to your own staff.

03

Sequence design

Day 0–3: urgency and cart recovery. Day 4–14: proof and objections. Day 15–30: offer or next-best action. Each stage gets its own creative and cap.

04

Creative variants

Sequenced ads per stage — testimonials for doubt, urgency for delay, offers for price. Dynamic product ads where your catalogue supports it.

05

Programmatic layer

DV360 extends reach to placements the walled gardens can't touch — contextual sites, news publishers, audio. Same audiences, wider net.

06

Cap, prune, report

Frequency capped at stage level, converters excluded instantly, burn rates watched weekly. Reporting splits click-through from honest view-through.

From live accounts

Sequences from the recovery desk

Flow maps, frequency curves and the creative that brought warm traffic back.

Remarketing sequence flowchart on whiteboard 3-stage sequence, capped at 4/wk
Dynamic product ad carousel
Programmatic placement report DV360 — 94% brand-safe inventory
Frequency curve analytics chart
Channel cheat-sheet

Where this fits in the stack

Every channel we manage, side by side. Most clients run two or three.

Channel Best for Management from First results
Google Ads High-intent leads & e-com sales A$1,450/mo 1–2 weeks
Meta Ads DTC brands & lead funnels A$1,190/mo 3–5 weeks
TikTok Ads Under-40 audiences, cheap reach A$990/mo 4–6 weeks
LinkedIn Ads B2B pipeline & ABM A$1,590/mo 5–8 weeks
YouTube Ads Video-first brands & remarketing A$1,290/mo 3–6 weeks
Retargeting & Programmatic Recovering warm traffic A$1,090/mo 2–4 weeks
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The other five channels

Your crew

Humans behind the dashboard

Jack owns the remarketing stack with Liam on data — the pair that makes 'warm traffic' mean something more than a slide in a deck.

Jack Mercer, head of search

Jack Mercer

Head of Search

Runs the DV360 desk. Thinks frequency caps are a moral position, not a setting.

Liam O'Connor, tracking specialist

Liam O'Connor

Tracking & data

Builds the audience plumbing — CRM syncs, exclusions, consent-mode-safe remarketing that survives privacy changes.

Amelia Vo, head of paid social

Amelia Vo

Head of Paid Social

Owns the Meta side of sequences — the creative that nudges instead of nags.

Remarketing questions

Asked before every kickoff

Third-party cookie remarketing is shrinking, but first-party is thriving — site pixels, CRM lists, platform-engagement audiences and contextual targeting all work fine. The stack we build assumes a cookieless world already.

Hard frequency caps (typically 3–5 impressions per person per week), instant exclusion of converters, and creative that changes by stage. An ad seen 40 times isn't persuasion — it's vandalism.

Buying display inventory through a DSP like DV360 instead of inside Google or Meta. You need it when your audiences are large enough that the walled gardens can't reach them all — usually 50k+ monthly visitors or niche B2B lists.

It can be — which is why we report it with the methodology visible and cap the window at 7 days. A view that converts 3 minutes after impression is probably real; one from 28 days ago is a stretch, and we don't count those.

Around 5,000 monthly visitors gets a functional pool on Meta and Google. Below that the audiences are too thin to matter — better spend is fixing cold traffic first. CRM lists can substitute if yours is deep enough.
Grey-area question?

Consent-mode edge cases, frequency-creep, a pixel installed by three agencies ago — we enjoy those.

Run it past us

Your warm traffic is worth real money

Send us your analytics access — we'll map your audience pools and show you exactly how much recoverable revenue is sitting in them right now.

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