Comparison Summary
This comparison report of Blueshift vs. Google Ad Manager is based on a specific set of business needs and context. The comparison uses 4951 Cuspera insights based on peer reviews, case studies, testimonials, and expert opinions across 50+ sources.
Introducing Blueshift and Google Ad Manager
Blueshift, Optimizely Data Platform, Ascent360, etc., belong to a category of solutions that help Customer Data Platform, whereas Google Ad Manager, Pubmatic Cloud, Media.net, etc., belong to a category of solutions that help Publisher Ad Management. Different products excel in different areas, so the best platform for your business will depend on your specific needs and requirements.
Blueshift covers Engagement Management, Campaign Management with E-Mail, Advertisement with Social Media, Communication Management with E-Mail, etc.
Google Ad Manager focuses on Advertisement with Display Advertisement, Communication Management with Display Advertisement, Campaign Management with Display Advertisement, Engagement Management with Games, etc.
"We want to treat every one of our users and customers on a one-to-one level. Blueshift is helping us enable that. AI and ML are the future of marketing automation. We looked at a ton of vendors and what they were doing in the space and believe that ...Blueshift is by far the leader. Each company is different and they were approaching it in a way that would work for our company. " - Chip Malt
"By working closely with Google’s account management team, UAC showed strong performance and put those concerns to rest. We now plan to replicate this on iOS, as UAC has become a huge part of our app acquisition strategy. " - Kelvin Saputra
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About
Customer Data Platform that activates data across the entire omnichannel customer journey
Integrated Advertising Management Platform - Google Ad Manager
Age
2014
Financials
SERIES B
SERIES A
Business Need
Total Processes
(we found evidences for)
67
75
Total Goals
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14
12
Top Processes
Evidences indicate better relative satisfaction
Top Goals
Goals Achieved
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Acquire customers
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Increase sales & revenue
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Improve ROI
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Enhance customer relationships
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Enter new markets internationally or locally
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Increase customer life time value
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Scale best practices
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Improve brand engagement
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Grow market share
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Build brand awareness
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Improve consistency
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Improve efficiency
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Launch new products
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Improve digital and social presence
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Increase sales & revenue
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Improve ROI
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Enter new markets internationally or locally
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Acquire customers
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Launch new products
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Enhance customer relationships
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Grow market share
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Scale best practices
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Build brand awareness
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Improve visibility
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Improve efficiency
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Improve stakeholder relations
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Top Channels
Channels Used
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display advertisement
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Doubleclick
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website
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video
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mobile
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social media
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phone calls
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user generated content
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blogs
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mobile app
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games
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Facebook
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promotions
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mobile ads
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mass media
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e-mail
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print media
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television
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newspaper
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chat
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offline
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point of sale
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review sites
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Amazon
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magazine
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Twitter
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LinkedIn
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Facebook page
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on premises
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omnichannel
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display advertisement
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Doubleclick
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website
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video
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mobile
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social media
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phone calls
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user generated content
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blogs
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mobile app
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games
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Facebook
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promotions
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mobile ads
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mass media
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e-mail
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print media
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television
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newspaper
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chat
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offline
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point of sale
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review sites
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Amazon
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magazine
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Twitter
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LinkedIn
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Facebook page
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on premises
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omnichannel
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Failure Risk Guidance Security Report?
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IT and Other Capabilities
- Low
- Medium
- High
