

September 2026
Press
New research from Site Impact finds 77% of consumers notice personalized marketing constantly or often, yet only 27% believe brands understand their interests very well.
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September 2026
Press
Site Impact has named Jeremy Armbrister Chief Financial Officer, reflecting the company’s commitment to building the financial infrastructure needed for its next stage of growth.
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September 2026
Press
A new Site Impact report finds consumers don’t reject personalization — they reject repetition, outdated data and marketing that misses the moment.
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Reports, surveys, and research from the
Site Impact data and marketing teams.
Site Impact surveyed 800 consumers and examined where consumers draw the line between personalization that feels useful and personalization that feels invasive.
See how brands generate chances, conversions, and real ROI with targeted multichannel campaigns.
Goal: Drive vehicle sales with a targeted multi-channel marketing campaign.
Strategy: Execute 3 Email Enhanced campaigns within a 12-mile radius with Facebook Retargeting
Car sales
Goal: Increase open house & model home visitors and drive additional website traffic
Strategy: Email Enhanced deployed every two weeks for three months per community
Campaign-generated prospects
Goal: Drive in-store and online furniture sales while measuring direct revenue from email
Strategy: Deployed Email Enhanced to 35k in-market targeted consumers
Revenue generated


Expert perspectives on audience targeting, email marketing, identity data, and the future of digital media.
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September 29, 2026
Blog
Why email creative decides what happens after the open
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September 22, 2026
Blog
Holiday shopping now stretches across most of the fourth quarter. People begin researching and building lists in October, spending accelerates sharply around Thanksgiving, and a significant share of shoppers are still making decisions well into December.
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August 28, 2026
Blog
The average U.S. hotel booking for summer 2026 is 2.22 nights, according to SiteMinder data covering more than 1.5 million reservations at the same hotels from June through September. A year earlier, the average was 2.26 nights.

