TargetingsTree

/api/v2/targetings_tree.json

The resource enables you to get a tree of user interests. Note that collecting data on some specific interests may be available only in some packages.

Used object: TargetingsTree

GET

Request example:

   GET /api/v2/targetings_tree.json

Response example:

   [
       {
            "interests_short": [
               {
                   "children": [
                       {
                           "id": 8490,
                           "name": "Country life"
                       },
                       {
                           "id": 10255,
                           "name": "Beekeeping"
                       },
                       {
                           "id": 10257,
                           "name": "Gardening utensils"
                       },
                       {
                           "id": 10256,
                           "name": "Seeds and sprouts"
                       }
                   ],
                   "id": 7299,
                   "name": "Household"
               },
               {
                   "children": [
                       {
                           "id": 9291,
                           "name": "Aquarium"
                       } 
                   ],
                   "id": 7304,
                   "name": "Pets"
               }
            ],
            "interests_soc_dem": [
               {
                   "children": [
                       ...
                   ],
                   "id": 7328,
                   "name": "TV groups"
               },
               ...
            ],
            "interests_stable": [
               ...
            ],
            "interests": [
               ...
            ]
       }
   ]

By default, the response contains 4 fields:

• "interests" (basic interests)
• "interests_soc_dem" (extended socio-demographic characteristics)
• "interests_stable" (persisting interests)
• "interests_short" (spontaneous interests) To get specific subtrees of interests, use the "targetings" optional parameter whose value is specified as a comma-separated list of the required tree names: "interests", "interests_stable", "interests_short", "interests_soc_dem".

Request example:

   GET /api/v2/targetings_tree.json?targetings=interests_soc_dem,interests_short

Response example:

   [
       {
            "interests_short": [
               ...
            ],
            "interests_soc_dem": [
               ...
            ]
       }
   ]