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Custom Audiences & Segments

Audiences that do not exist as a checkbox anywhere: language and heritage segments, foreign-educated professionals, alumni, credential holders, built and delivered to your ad platform.

AudiencesSegmentsAd platformsCustom

Some audiences require assembling three datasets and a method. Hispanic homeowners in three states built from Census surname methodology and language data, validated against a vendor-coded subset. Professionals in the US with degrees from Indian universities, for an immigration law practice. Graduates of a specific program abroad. Licensed professionals in a category no compiler tracks.

We build the audience, measure its accuracy on a holdout, and deliver it as a file or directly as a matched audience to Meta, Google or LiveRamp.

Sample rows

Illustrative and synthetic. Real samples for your geography are a reply away.

audiencedefinitionsizemeasured_precisiondelivery
Hispanic homeowners NJ/PA/CTCensus surname pct + Spanish language + owner-occupied288,000validated on vendor-coded subsetCSV + Meta
Foreign-degree professionals, USPublic profile education country ≠ US, US work location1.18Mhand-audited sampleMeta custom audience

Schema

FieldTypeNotes
audiencetextnon-personal
definitiontextnon-personal
sizenumbernon-personal
measured_precisiontextnon-personal
deliverytextnon-personal

Abridged. The full data dictionary ships with every sample and lists every field, its fill rate and its source.

Used for

  • Performance marketing custom audiences on Meta, Google, TikTok and LiveRamp
  • Multicultural and language marketing
  • Immigration, legal and financial services
  • Alumni and association outreach

How it is built

Each audience is a small project: define, build from the relevant graphs, validate on a labeled subset, report the measured rate, then deliver. We do not sell audiences we could not measure.

Questions we get

Do you deliver to ad platforms?

Yes, as hashed custom audiences to Meta, Google and LiveRamp, or as files to your DMP.

What about sensitive categories?

We follow platform policies and applicable law, and we decline briefs that would target protected classes for adverse purposes.

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