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12 strategies worth adapting for the LT market. We’ve gathered what we actually believe in. Global digital marketing trends dictate a "wow" pace, but the Lithuanian market is specific. It is compact, highly demanding, and overcrowded. Blindly copying foreign practices here often simply burns performance marketing budgets. We have selected 12 essential tactics that generate tangible ROI under real conditions in the local context. ▫️ AI targeting. Algorithms today learn faster than any "specialist": Performance Max or Advantage+ test more audience combinations in a few days than an entire team could manage in a month. The trap is that the algorithm is only as good as the quality of the signals and creatives you feed it, which is why, with LT budgets, it is wise to start with narrower signals. ▫️ Brand positioning integration. Brand awareness directly lowers the cost of conversion in paid channels: a person who has already seen your name clicks the ad more often, a higher CTR raises the Quality Score, which in turn makes the click itself cheaper in the auction. In a small market, this means you are not paying a premium just to be seen for the first time. ▫️ Even Google hasn't abandoned third-party cookies, but their effectiveness is still dropping: Safari and Firefox block them, users delete and reject them, and privacy regulations are tightening. A direct relationship with the consumer is becoming the most reliable data source. In practice, this means data that people hand over themselves: email subscriptions, surveys, loyalty programmes, and configurators. ▫️ Using UGC (User-Generated Content) video. Authenticity sells better than polished advertising: a real customer review filmed on a phone stops the scroll where a person would automatically skip a studio ad. In Lithuania, this is even stronger because the market is small and artificiality is recognised immediately. ▫️ Integrating micro-influencers into paid traffic. Instead of one expensive star, a few niche creators yield higher engagement and a lower CPM, and their content can be run as paid advertising (whitelisting). ▫️ Predictive analytics for smart budget management. Smart Bidding strategies predict the probability of conversion in real-time and shift money to where it works. But they are only as good as the data feeding them: if your measurement is messy, the algorithm simply optimises the error perfectly. ▫️ Omnichannel attribution. The customer journey to purchase in Lithuania is getting longer and more complex: according to McKinsey, a B2B buyer today uses an average of 10 touchpoints, up from 5 in 2016. If you attribute all the credit to the last click, you cut funding to what actually initiated the sale. ▫️ Localised SEO synergy with paid search. Lithuanian queries generally have lower competition and are cheaper than their English equivalents. When the same query is covered by both organic and paid search, you occupy more search screen real estate and gather more clicks than a competitor covering only one side. ▫️ B2B sales automation via LinkedIn and other platforms. LinkedIn is the main channel where decision-makers find suppliers, so a systematic process pays off here. However, automation has its limits: mass auto-connects and scraping violate platform rules and can cost you your account. What works are personalised, CRM-managed sequences with moderate limits, plus content that brings people in organically. One meaningful conversation is worth more than a hundred ignored messages. ▫️ Updating retargeting strategies for a "decaying cookie reliability" environment. As third-party cookies are increasingly blocked, classic retargeting reaches fewer and fewer people. The solution is to rely on your own (first-party) data: email lists, website events via server-side tracking, and platforms' internal signals. The goal is the same, just built on a more durable foundation. ▫️ Dynamic Creative Optimisation (DCO) for personalisation at scale. Instead of one ad for everyone, the system automatically assembles the headline, image, and CTA based on who is looking. In AI-managed campaigns, creatives have become the main lever because targeting is already managed by the algorithm, so the winner is the one who feeds the most good variants—for example, one template with variations by segment or language. ▫️ CRO (Conversion Rate Optimisation). First, you fix the foundation and user experience (UX), and only then do you pour in additional traffic. Raising the conversion rate from 1% to 2% halves the effective cost per acquisition without adding a single euro to the ad spend, and in a Baymard study, merely simplifying the checkout yielded about 35% more conversions. Pouring traffic into a leaky website means paying for a click that still won't turn into a sale. Share with us: which of these strategies currently requires the most/least resources and careful attention in your business?

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