A good Adobe Target implementation is mostly about what happens before any test runs.
Flicker, first. Nothing damages confidence in a testing programme faster than customers watching the page change under them. Getting the implementation right — pre-hiding, async loading tuned properly, server-side delivery where it matters — is the difference between a programme people trust and one the brand team quietly kills.
Audiences that already exist. Wired to Adobe Analytics, your existing segments become Target audiences directly. No rebuilding definitions in a second tool and then arguing about why the numbers differ.
Catalogue-aware personalisation. Native connectors bring product, inventory and customer data from Adobe Commerce into Target, so you can personalise on things that are actually true — stock levels, margin, purchase history — rather than on page URL patterns.
Headless considerations. On a decoupled storefront, client-side delivery gets awkward. Server-side and hybrid delivery are usually the right answer, and they need designing in rather than retrofitting. We build the storefronts too, which makes this a conversation rather than a negotiation.