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Taboola introduces new AI-powered technology to advertising-focused bidding tool 

Brandon Yulolo - September 14, 2023

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Singapore – Advertising company Taboola has recently announced significant AI-powered advancements in its performance advertising-focused bidding technology called ‘Maximize Conversions’.

The new technology allows advertisers using Taboola to evolve beyond manual and time-consuming cost per click bidding strategies by simply specifying a budget and having Taboola’s algorithm automate the bid to drive conversions efficiently. 

Through Maximize Conversions, advertisers are seeing up to 50% boost in conversions while maintaining their cost per acquisition (CPA), as well as some advertisers seeing reduced CPA by nearly 20%.

In addition to making ad campaigns more effective, Maximize Conversions also aims to provide immense benefits in making campaigns more efficient, reducing the time in which advertisers get to their optimal results by half.

Furthermore, it is designed to give advertisers flexibility for their campaigns. The technology can be used without a target CPA, which delivers against an advertiser’s daily budget, driving the most conversions at the lowest cost. When used with a target CPA, it delivers performance at a CPA they control.

Adam Singolda, CEO and founder of Taboola, said, “We’re taking the guesswork out of CPC bidding, making it so that advertisers can simply share their goals, and our AI takes care of the rest. Our AI is trained on first party contextual signals from more than 9,000 publishers and nearly 600 million daily active users, giving advertisers using Maximize Conversions a competitive advantage in reaching customers.”

“We’re seeing incredible results from this technology – delivering large amounts of customers, saving costs, time and more. I expect nearly half of our advertisers will adopt this offering in 2024,” he added.