TL;DR
This paper introduces MetaHeac, a meta-learning framework for audience expansion that adapts to diverse campaigns and limited seed data, improving marketing effectiveness in recommender and advertising systems.
Contribution
The paper proposes a novel two-stage meta-learning approach, MetaHeac, for audience expansion that generalizes across campaigns and customizes models with limited seed data.
Findings
MetaHeac outperforms baseline methods in offline and online experiments.
Deployment in WeChat improved marketing quality significantly.
MetaHeac effectively handles diverse campaign categories and small seed sets.
Abstract
In recommender systems and advertising platforms, marketers always want to deliver products, contents, or advertisements to potential audiences over media channels such as display, video, or social. Given a set of audiences or customers (seed users), the audience expansion technique (look-alike modeling) is a promising solution to identify more potential audiences, who are similar to the seed users and likely to finish the business goal of the target campaign. However, look-alike modeling faces two challenges: (1) In practice, a company could run hundreds of marketing campaigns to promote various contents within completely different categories every day, e.g., sports, politics, society. Thus, it is difficult to utilize a common method to expand audiences for all campaigns. (2) The seed set of a certain campaign could only cover limited users. Therefore, a customized approach based on…
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