

January 2026
Press
We’ve moved past the gentle cushion of “AI pilot experiments” and well into the era of “AI as table stakes”. The companies that win from here won’t be the ones dabbling with proofs of concept — they’ll be the ones already asking a harder question: “How do we use AI to create true, durable competitive advantage?”
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January 2026
Press
An overview of Site Impact’s approach to data-driven marketing innovation, focusing on smarter targeting, better audience insights, and improved campaign performance.

January 2026
Press
Site Impact is highlighted for pioneering data-driven marketing innovation, combining advanced analytics, audience intelligence, and performance-focused strategies to help brands improve targeting, engagement, and results.




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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: Promoting checking accounts to drive new customer acquisition
Strategy: 3-month campaign leveraging Email Enhanced, Facebook, and Display Retargeting
New customers acquired
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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August 18, 2026
Blog
People don’t research companies in one place anymore.
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August 18, 2026
Blog
Most campaigns start with a clear idea of who the marketer wants to reach.
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July 6, 2026
Blog
If you’ve ever closed out a paid campaign where every report hit its benchmarks but the actual results came in soft, bad traffic is usually part of the explanation.

