Tariff Defense: Navigating Tariff Shocks with Commercial Analytics
Tariffs creating chaos? Discover how brands can use Commercial Analytics to turn pricing shocks into strategic opportunity.
Tariffs creating chaos? Discover how brands can use Commercial Analytics to turn pricing shocks into strategic opportunity.
Marketers who focus only on media are missing the bigger picture. Marketing is a key growth driver — but it’s not the only one.
Today’s media, economic and social landscape remain in flux. While the economy showed signs of resilience in 2024, inflationary pressures and shifting consumer behaviors are raising concerns about sustainable growth. At the same time, media spend is at an all-time high, with global advertising on track to top $1.1 trillion in 2025 (up from $1 trillion in 2024).
In her recent interview with Morketing, Analytic Partners’ President and CEO, Nancy Smith, discusses the state of marketing measurement.
Brand Sponsorships: $9 out of every $10 spent on sponsorships goes unmeasured.
Television audiences are evolving, and broad-reach advertising from linear TV does not have the same impact it once did. In 2023, CTV penetration reached an all-time high, with 88% of households having at least one CTV device.
Marketing leadership likes (and frequently trusts) real-time reports including ROI-like metrics such as ROAS. These constantly updated reports always provide something new to look at and promise opportunities for advertising tweaks. The real-time nature of these types of reports can be compelling
To thrive, brands must shift their focus from measuring historical marketing performance to creating genuine value.
Brands driving omnichannel marketing programs should consider a holistic view of consumer engagement and commercial performance.
No matter if you are working with four or seven Ps in the marketing mix, promotion is the one that sticks in other people’s minds.