1. to aim or direct something at a new or different target
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘retarget’
2. to change the intended audience or focus of a marketing campaign or strategy
Usage: business; marketing

Examples

• The military retargets the missile toward the new coordinates.
• The company retargets its advertising campaign to reach younger consumers.
• She retargets her career goals after completing the training program.
• The software automatically retargets the camera when it detects movement.
• The charity retargets its fundraising efforts toward local businesses.
• The marketing team retargets their social media ads based on user behavior.