Definition
A targeting strategy that finds new users similar to your existing customers based on behavioral and demographic characteristics. It's cloning your good customers.
Example Usage
We created a look-alike audience based on our best customers and used it to scale our ad spend profitably.
Origin
Introduced by Facebook around 2010 as part of their advertising platform.
Fun Fact
Look-alike audiences can find customers at 1/10th the CAC of cold prospecting, though lookalikes of poor customers waste money too.
Source: Social media advertising and audience targeting terminology
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