Talking Long Term: How Today’s Consumer Behavior Changes will Affect the Future
Questions abound as the year winds down: which changes will persist? Which will revert to the previous norm? Which will continue to evolve?
Questions abound as the year winds down: which changes will persist? Which will revert to the previous norm? Which will continue to evolve?
This past year has brought an enormous amount of changes in consumer behavior, from media consumption, to shifts to e-commerce, to mobility/travel, to adoption and brand loyalty.
ROI Genome Intelligence Report: Omnichannel and a Brave New World, takes a closer look at what business leaders need to know for the future.
With further change and disruption always on the horizon, smart business leaders know that having the right priorities is key to building a sustainable foundation for success.
No matter what end they were on, what made the difference in how they emerged from the crisis stage was the speed at which they adapted to a new environment in order to stabilize their business.
Shrinking ad lengths are nothing new. Ad lengths decreased multiple times back in the days when Linear TV was just called TV.
With UpFronts and NewFronts on the horizon, it’s impossible to ignore the changes we may see in advertising strategy as brands plan for a post-pandemic world.
ROI Genome Marketing Intelligence Report: Future-Proof Your Brand: Marketing Through Crisis and Beyond highlights how leaders should be planning for the future in the midst of the present disruptive moment.
As with many things, the best approach is a holistic one. That’s why we undertake an adaptive approach, leveraging Commercial Mix Modeling to provide deep insights that drive real value.
ROI Genome Marketing Intelligence Report: The New Omnichannel – Clicks, Bricks and Everything in Between, documents the rise of “omnichannel” – the effect of consumers being exposed to marketing in one channel and buying in another.