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MRI-Simmons and TransUnion Expand Access to Premium Audience Segments in the TruAudience® Data Marketplace

Relationship expands marketers’ ability to plan and activate high‑quality, research‑driven audiences across the streaming and omnichannel ecosystem MRI‑Simmons announced an expansion of its relationship with TransUnion to provide advertisers, agencies, and publishers access to a broader taxonomy of premium, research‑driven audience segments through the TruAudience® Data Marketplace. With the expanded relationship, marketers can tap into […]

7 April 2026 at 08:39 am
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MRI-Simmons and TransUnion Expand Access to Premium Audience Segments in the TruAudience® Data Marketplace

MRI-Simmons and TransUnion Expand Access to Premium Audience Segments in the TruAudience® Data Marketplace

MRI-Simmons, a leading provider of consumer research and analytics, has announced an expansion of its partnership with TransUnion, a global data and identity solutions provider. This strategic collaboration enhances marketers' ability to access high-quality, research-driven audience segments across the streaming and omnichannel ecosystem through the TruAudience® Data Marketplace.

The expanded relationship enables advertisers, agencies, and publishers to tap into a broader taxonomy of premium audience segments, which are modeled using insights derived from MRI-Simmons' industry-leading consumer research. These segments encompass a wide range of psychographic profiles, lifestyle and leisure behaviors, brand preferences, and media consumption habits. Drawn from one of the most comprehensive and representative studies of American consumers, these audience segments provide a robust foundation for audience planning and analysis across the full omnichannel ecosystem.

By leveraging the expanded relationship, marketers can better understand high-value consumer groups and tailor their strategies to meet the evolving needs of their target audiences. The TruAudience® Data Marketplace offers an extensive library of syndicated audience segments, allowing brands to select from thousands of pre-defined segments that align with their marketing objectives.

In addition to the extensive library of syndicated segments, brands can also collaborate with MRI-Simmons to design custom audience definitions informed by specific objectives and research-driven insights. These audience definitions can then be brought to life through TransUnion's TruAudience® platform, enabling flexible activation across channels. This level of customization ensures that marketers can reach their intended audiences with precision and efficiency.

Anna Haase, SVP of Business Development and Data Partnerships at TransUnion, commented on the expansion, stating, "The TruAudience® Data Marketplace continues to grow as a trusted hub for premium audiences, and showcasing MRI-Simmons’ research-derived, modeled segments is a natural extension of that vision. This expansion gives marketers access to high-quality consumer insights within a marketplace built for scale, flexibility, and omnichannel activation."

The partnership between MRI-Simmons and TransUnion underscores the importance of data-driven marketing strategies in today's competitive landscape. As the advertising industry adapts to the challenges posed by the decline of third-party cookies and the increasing demand for consent orchestration, the TruAudience® Data Marketplace offers a scalable solution for reaching premium audience segments.

In a rapidly evolving digital landscape, marketers must prioritize access to accurate and actionable data to remain competitive. The expanded partnership between MRI-Simmons and TransUnion provides a valuable resource for advertisers, agencies, and publishers seeking to plan and activate high-quality audiences across the streaming and omnichannel ecosystem. By leveraging the insights and expertise of both companies, marketers can better understand their target audiences and deliver more effective campaigns.

The TruAudience® Data Marketplace, powered by TransUnion, offers a comprehensive platform for audience planning and activation. With the addition of MRI-Simmons' research-driven segments, marketers now have access to a wealth of consumer data that can inform their strategies and drive better business outcomes. This collaboration not only enhances the marketplace's offerings but also reinforces its position as a leading provider of premium audience segments in the industry.

In conclusion, the expansion of the MRI-Simmons and TransUnion partnership represents a significant step forward for the TruAudience® Data Marketplace. By providing marketers with a broader range of premium, research-driven audience segments, the marketplace empowers advertisers to make more informed decisions and deliver targeted campaigns that resonate with their audiences. As the industry continues to adapt to new challenges and opportunities, this strategic collaboration highlights the importance of data-driven marketing and the need for innovative solutions to reach and engage consumers effectively.

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