Definition
Delivering ads in a specific order to tell a story or build a narrative over time. Because apparently one interruption isn't enough—you need a whole series.
Example Usage
Our sequential messaging campaign showed awareness creative first, then product benefits, and finally a promotional offer to users who engaged.
Origin
Evolved from traditional direct mail sequencing adapted for digital channels
Fun Fact
Sequential messaging can increase message recall by up to 74%, proving that annoying people repeatedly actually works.
Source: Digital advertising and campaign planning terminology
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