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Share audiences

AVAILABILITY
ÃÛ¶¹ÊÓÆµ Real-Time Customer Data Platform (CDP) Collaboration is available to United States customers at this time, with global availability coming soon. Real-Time CDP Collaboration is currently unavailable to customers with . Contact your ÃÛ¶¹ÊÓÆµ representative for more information. Learn how to get started.
IMPORTANT
The Share workspace is only available if the Audience sharing and activation use case was enabled during the connection proccess. For more information about use cases, refer to the manage projects guide.

As an advertiser, learn how to share audiences with your publishers so they can run campaigns. If your collaboration has enabled the Discover audiences use case, start by running overlap reports in the Discover tab to identify the best audiences for sharing.

Share new audiences

To start sharing audiences, navigate to the Share tab in your project workspace. Only advertiser organizations can share audiences for campaigns. In this tab, you can review and manage shared audiences.

Select the Plus symbol (+), or the Share audience option if no previous audiences have been shared, to begin the audience sharing process.

Default view with no audiences shared.

A new panel appears, where you can select the audiences that you want to share with your collaborator.

Share new audiences workflow.

Select audiences to share

In the audience selection window, you can search for specific audiences to share by entering the audience name in the search bar. Select Browse audiences and use the available sorting options to find the exact audiences you need.

Browse audiences view with audiences selected.

Edit match keys and set targeting options

After selecting the desired audiences to share, you can now select other configuration options for the sharing activity.

Edit match keys and target or suppress selector highlighted

Select Edit match keys to indicate which match keys should be used for the identities in the audience. These options are inherited from the settings that were selected when the connection between collaborators was initially set up. You can remove match keys that were selected at that point if they don’t apply to this specific campaign, but you cannot add new match keys at this point.

Edit match keys.

For each audience, select whether you would like the members of that audience to be targeted or suppressed in the campaign. Suppressed profiles will specifically not be part of the audience activated by the publisher.

Set audience refresh frequency and interval

Finally, set the desired frequency and date range for the audience refresh. The currently supported modes for audience refresh are Once and Daily.

When selecting Once, the audience membership is not refreshed throughout the duration of a campaign. When selecting Daily, the audience membership is refreshed once per day throughout the duration of a campaign.

Frequency options highlighted.

When satisfied with your selections, select Share to complete the workflow.

SUCCESS
You can now see a new audience sharing activity in the Sharing tab. If desired, you can go back and edit any of the selections you made.

View currently shared audiences

In the Sharing tab, you can view the audiences that are currently being shared between the collaborators, grouped together in audience sharing activities.

Overview of the sharing tab.

Within each audience sharing activity, you can get information about each shared audience.

Metric
Description
Identity count
Indicates the number of profiles across all identities tied to this audience, as per the latest identity count evaluation. These numbers are refreshed every 24-hours.
Overlapping identities
Indicates the number of overlapping identities between the members of this audience and the total population of profiles across the collaborator’s inventory.
Match key breakdown
Shows the identity count for each identity used in the audience. For example, a total identity count of 500k users might consist of 400k users keyed off the hashed email identity and 100k users keyed off a mobile ID identity. Note that in the example described here, the same person might be present in the audience twice with their email and mobile ID identities.
Objective
Suppress or Target. Indicates if the members of an audience should be targeted or excluded from campaigns.

The page also provides controls for you to Pause sharing and Edit audiences.

Edit audiences edit-audiences

Select Edit audiences to change which audiences are shared in an audience sharing module, as well as to change several configurations related to how audiences are being shared.

View of the edit audiences modal

Next steps

After the publisher receives the shared audiences, they will now activate them in digital advertising campaigns.

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