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Run and optimize omnichannel retail media campaigns with self-serve workflows
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Teams use GoWit RMA to turn day-to-day shopper traffic into an operating retail media program. After connecting it to a marketplace or retail site, you can set up where ads appear across the shopper journey, then open access to brands and sellers through a self-serve workflow. Advertisers log in to build campaigns, choose placements, set budgets, and pick audiences based on first-party behavior signals. Once campaigns are live, the system runs auctions and adjusts bids to keep spend focused on the impressions most likely to perform, while supporting fair access for different advertisers.

Retailers use the same setup to manage inventory rules, pricing controls, and partner visibility across onsite placements, offsite programmatic supply, and in-store screens. A white-label option lets operators roll the experience into their own branded portal, so sales teams can onboard partners faster and standardize packages. Reporting is used to compare results across channels, monitor pacing, and refine targeting so future flights improve. Common outcomes include new monetization from existing traffic, clearer performance proof for partners, and a repeatable workflow for launching and optimizing campaigns without rebuilding the commerce stack.

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Features

  • Self-serve campaign creation and management
  • Onsite, offsite programmatic, and in-store support
  • White-label retail media network portal
  • AI-driven bidding/auction and inventory allocation
  • First-party data audience targeting
  • Cross-channel measurement and reporting
  • Integrates with existing commerce systems

How It’s Used

  • Marketplace enabling sponsored placements for sellers
  • Retailer launching a branded retail media network for CPG partners
  • Omnichannel campaign running onsite ads plus in-store screens with unified reporting
  • Performance optimization using pacing and audience refinement
  • Monetizing programmatic demand while controlling inventory rules

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