Advertising

How the blockchain could save the ad industry

Mary Keane-Dawson believes that something is fundamentally broken about the way we advertise. “We’re living in a world where one or two massive media companies own the identity of the consumer, and they own the means by which the advertiser can have a conversation with them. “Clients are becoming disillusioned with the effectiveness of their […]

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SMDH, P&G: Why brands need to stop trying to be ‘young’ and ‘internet’

All right, that’s it – I’m calling time out. Brand marketing has finally gone too far.  We’ve all witnessed the cringe-inducing results of brands trying too hard to seem hip and cool and appeal to a younger generation, like Pepsi’s painfully tone-deaf “social justice” ad, or every brand that tried to use a meme and failed.  But late last

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Integrated print/digital campaigns could be what the doctor ordered for pharma marketers

Pharma marketers, like marketers in just about every industry, are pouring more and more of their dollars into digital channels. A small but growing number are even eyeing new technologies like AR and VR to engage consumers, but according to a new report by CMI/Compas, marketers might not want to ditch traditional channels when it

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The Marketer’s Guide to Coupon Affiliate Websites

By Michael Quoc Newspaper coupons may seem like a relic from the past, but coupons are bigger and better than ever. With the rise of the internet, digital coupons have become widely available on coupon websites, smartphone apps, and more. The majority of today’s consumers regularly use coupons, regardless of whether they make $250,000 or

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The US might require pharma ads to disclose pricing: what marketers need to know

The US Senate recently passed an amendment that would require pharmaceutical companies to list prices of their prescription drugs in direct-to-consumer (DTC) ads. If the Durbin-Grassley amendment makes it through the Congressional reconciliation process intact, it could present some big new complications for pharma marketers in the US. Pharma companies are already required to list

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How to Make a Big PR Splash With Publicity Stunts

By Olivia Katulka IHOb. Excuse me? That’s exactly how it went down during my morning routine Twitter scroll last June. How dare they ditch their glorious pancakes and flip my world upside down. I was ticked off to say that least. IHOP vs. IHOb The guesses as to what that unwanted “B” stood for started

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LinkedIn Dynamic Ads Enable Marketers to Engage Prospects with Ads Automatically Personalized to Them

LinkedIn now has more than 500 million users and if you want to reach business decision-makers, it could be the perfect place for you to market your business — especially with the addition of a new, personalized ad format. Introducing Dynamic Ads LinkedIn has released a new ad-type called Dynamic Ads. In the Dynamic Ads launch

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The best digital marketing stats we’ve seen this week

We’re diving into September with a top-notch roundup of stats. This week’s includes news about ad spend, app engagement, email conversion, and more. Don’t forget to check out the Internet Statistics Compendium for lots more too. Let’s get down to business. Over half of teens are influenced by ethics when buying a brand According to

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