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Nov 14, 2023

Zitcha partners with Meta to enable retailers to tap into off-site media market

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  • Zitcha, an Australian AdTech startup providing a retail media platform for retailers, has teamed up with Meta's Managed Partner Ads (MPA) to enable global retailers to tap into the USD 40 billion off-site media sector.

  • Through this partnership, retailers can now effectively utilize Meta’s Shopper Marketing Ads to provide the ability to monitor the performance of their video and image ads at SKU levels. This integration points to a significant potential shift in marketing investments as it allows brands to connect directly with their off-site audiences across Facebook and Instagram.

  • The firm claims that the integrated technology has already shown promising returns for early adopters, such as New Zealand’s The Warehouse Group and Australia's Coles' retail arm, Coles 360.

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