Qwarry launches its first video campaign in the automotive world with Toyota France

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Qwarry, the leading semantic analysis and targeting platform, announces the launch, in partnership with the The&Partnership France agency, of a video campaign created for Toyota France. This is the first video campaign for an automotive advertiser operated by Qwarry, a start-up created in 2019.

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In a context of the gradual disappearance of third-party cookies, advertisers must find new alternatives to optimize their performance. That's why the The&Partnership team chose Qwarry to launch Toyota France's first video campaign in 100% cookieless instream/outstream.Read the full article on Ratecard.

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