Fallback in mobile advertising refers to an alternative plan or method activated when the primary strategy fails or is not feasible. This can encompass alternative ad content delivery, tracking mechanisms, or data collection methodologies to counteract issues like ad blocker interference, loss of tracking data due to privacy regulations, or unsuccessful ad displays.
Fallback strategies are vital for several reasons. They ensure that marketing efforts remain fruitful, maximizing ad spend efficiency by preventing campaign disruptions. Fallback mechanisms safeguard against data loss, maintaining the continuity of user engagement and conversion tracking. This resilience is crucial in the fast-paced mobile environment, where user attention is fleeting, and the success of marketing campaigns heavily relies on the ability to adapt quickly to technological and regulatory changes.
In the context of mobile marketing, fallback strategies are applied in various ways:
MMPs like Airbridge always try to cover as many possibilities as possible to ensure a robust and well-rounded database. That is why you can configure your own fallback path when you create tracking links with Airbridge’s dashboard to make sure your marketing campaigns run smoothly.
To learn more about how to configure Airbridge’s features, please refer to the guide here.