
Matthew Westover
Member since November 2005Contact Matthew- Vice President, Product Marketing Turn
- http://www.turn.com
- LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/mattwestover
- Twitter: @Matt_Westover
- 128 Spear St
- 2nd Floor
- San Francisco California
- 94105 USA
Matt is General Manager of Audience Suite at Turn, the marketing software and analytics platform.
Articles by Matthew All articles by Matthew
- Here's How Smart Marketers Are Doing Cross-Device in
Real-Time Daily on
01/22/2016
Marketers of all stripes can learn a lot from brands getting great results from smart cross-device tactics.
- Velocity: The Underused Metric in
Metrics Insider on
09/30/2014
As marketers look to extract the most useful insight from their data to enhance targeting and campaign performance, there's an under-leveraged metric that they should consider: velocity. Recency and frequency have been important targeting levers for digital marketers for quite some time. Frequency is a good indication of general interest, and recency indicates that someone is in the buying cycle. But velocity goes one step farther, letting you drill down deeper to gauge the shifts in a prospect's interest level.
- Marketers: Listen to the Data, Not your Gut in
Real-Time Daily on
11/06/2013
The question of "art vs. science" in advertising has finally largely been agreed on, with smart marketers leveraging both to execute great campaigns. But figuring out how to harmonize "gut instinct" and "data," subjective experience and empirical evidence, remains a nagging problem for marketers and agencies.
- Marketers Must Measure their Data Footprint in
Real-Time Daily on
09/26/2013
Big data, small data and everything in between are the talk of marketing town these days, but many in the industry are missing the point when it comes to data management platforms (DMPs): size matters. Knowing the footprint has a dramatic impact not only on the DMP's ability to "activate" a marketer's audience, but it also demonstrates the accuracy of the analytics it produces. Activation of the DMP clients' audience is something we hear about pretty often. The most basic job of the DMP is to help marketers centralize their once-siloed data and shine a spotlight on consumer behavior across all digital channels. But that can be a big job, and, to put it plainly, the size of the DMP -- and its footprint -- matter enormously in terms of how effective it can be.
Comments by Matthew All comments by Matthew
- Marketers: Listen to the Data, Not your Gut
by
Matthew Westover
(Real-Time Daily on
11/06/2013)
Thanks Amber. We're definitely in agreement, you need both. My point above is that by starting with the science and then overlaying or guiding that result with the marketing art and experience you will arrive at your best result.

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