Zeta Global Corp.

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Gordon Michael Green

Christian Monberg

Stefan Beeman

Neeraj Gore

Dynamic content can be delivered via email. Email messages include HTML content with one or more hyperlinks referring to a network-connected dynamic content server. The hyperlinks are accessed upon rendering of the email on a client device, triggering a request to a dynamic content server. The dynamic content server determines a content item to be served in response to the request. The dynamic content item determination may be based on factors including the identity of the requester, the email communication in which the hyperlink is embedded, recent activities or behavior on the part of the requester, and/or known preference or demographic information associated with the requester. The request can be directed to a selected content item stored within a content delivery network, for transmission back to the requester and display to the user within the email.

Dynamic content delivery

A computer-implemented method for sending email messages with dynamically-determined content, the method comprising: transmitting email messages to a plurality of recipient groups each comprising at least one recipients, each message comprising one or more dynamic content network references associated with dynamically-selected content items; receiving, by a network-connected server, a dynamic content network request responsive to the rendering of one of said dynamic content network references within an email message received by a recipient device, the dynamic content network request comprising one or more content selection criteria, the content selection criteria comprising an embedded user identifier uniquely associated with a user to whom an email among the email messages was transmitted; dynamically selecting a content item from amongst a plurality of candidate content items based at least in part on the content selection criteria and the recipient's recipient group; implementing an exclusion service by cross-referencing a dynamic content item with static content associated with the embedded user identifier and, based on a determination that the dynamic content item is duplicative of an associated static content item within a same email communication, serving an alternative non-duplicative content item in response to the dynamic content request; returning the selected or the alternative content item to the email recipient device for rendering within the same email communication; and determining relative effectiveness of content by recipient group.

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Gordon Michael Green