User:Pedsam/Tailcut

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A Tailcut is one part of a Dynamic Campaign Optimization (DCO) which is a process used to enhance the performance of an online marketing campaign. Using real-time tracking systems during the campaign enables the marketer to follow the development and sort out better versus lower performing media (Internet sites) and production (e.g. banners).

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