by Laurie Sullivan on Apr 12, 10:58 AM
Marketers who made significant investments in addressable advertising and found results in data may feel any other targeting option is a bridge too far to cross.
by Laurie Sullivan on Apr 5, 8:00 AM
Facing significant changes, from Apple's IDFA to Google Cohorts, marketers need to think outside their silos. Working with one provider drives accuracy and less data loss.
by Laurie Sullivan on Mar 29, 4:07 PM
The road to Infutor took Zora Senat from an internship at Fox 4 News, Emma L. Bowen Foundation Media Partner, where she worked as a field producer, cutting video and audio tape for reporters to build out their interview reels.
by Laurie Sullivan on Mar 22, 8:00 AM
This year's increases won't be enough to wipe out 2020's losses. The ad marketplace won't grow larger than what was seen in 2019 until 2022.
by Laurie Sullivan on Mar 15, 8:00 AM
Some companies will become opportunists, or disrupters and pioneers. Some like Best Buy will focus on first-party data and getting closer to the customer, said Keith Bryan, svp and president of Best Buy's ad business, media, and CRM.
by Laurie Sullivan on Mar 8, 11:22 AM
Celebrating women on International Women's Day 2021, Majority's Chief Strategy Officer Asmirh Davis reveals how the agency will use data to inform creative decisions as "an agency for the culture" -- not a multicultural agency,
by Laurie Sullivan on Mar 1, 1:31 PM
Two-thirds of marketers in a White Ops survey experienced fraud in the past year. The percentage rises when the marketing budget exceeds $5 million annually.
by Laurie Sullivan on Feb 22, 10:17 AM
At the virtual Paid Search Association event, NordicClick Interactive Associate Director/Paid Search Brooke Osmundson explored when and why it's okay for Google Analytics and Google Ads data to not match.
by Laurie Sullivan on Feb 15, 9:38 AM
A new model from Horizon Next measures digital and traditional media, using automatic content-recognition data that helps analysts understand how viewers watch a show and the impact it has on transactions and sales performance.
by Laurie Sullivan on Feb 8, 9:00 AM
IBM is betting on AI to become the backbone of the cookieless industry by bringing the tech into media and marketing. The process must make sense of the data and offer insights for marketers, as well as maintaining consumer privacy.
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