Definition
Following people around the internet after they've shown interest in your product, like a digital stalker with good intentions and a marketing budget.
Example Usage
That person who abandoned our shopping cart is now seeing our ads on every website they visit—they've probably uninstalled their browser by now.
Origin
Term emerged circa 2007 with pixel-based tracking technology
Fun Fact
Retargeting can increase conversion rates by 70% but also increase user irritation exponentially
Source: Google and Facebook advertising documentation
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