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UK – Research data and analytics group YouGov and audience technology platform Eyeota have expanded their data partnership to several new markets in Asia-Pacific and Europe.
Audiences built on YouGov data in France, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore, Hong Kong and Australia are now available to marketers through the Eyeota platform.
The partnership has been active in the US, UK and Germany since 2016.
Through the agreement, marketers can use research data tailored to audience-specific metrics in the various stages of a campaign.
William Ullstein, commercial director at YouGov, said the partnership offers a “bridge between planning and execution that ultimately delivers better business outcomes”.
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