Why Omnichannel Still Matters for Marketing Execution and Measurement
Brands driving omnichannel marketing programs should consider a holistic view of consumer engagement and commercial performance.
Brands driving omnichannel marketing programs should consider a holistic view of consumer engagement and commercial performance.
Under the current conditions, consumers have never been more connected, and they have never been more in need of that connection as working from home, online ordering and even online education continue to trend upward in 2020.
We sat down with two customers to discuss the everlasting marketing truths and holistic measurement in times of change.
There has been no shortage of change in the marketing industry over the past decade and the complexity of the advertising ecosystem has increased, especially within e-commerce. With so much to consider, how can marketers still plan for future success and growth and not become last month’s fashion trend?
How the retailer is navigating the changes of the last 18 months by using analytics to make smarter business decisions and future-proof for success.
Microsoft’s Kathleen Magnuson discuss with Analytic Partners how organizations can balance a focus on short-term consumer perception and behavior change, with long-term brand building.
We sat down with Samsung and Galderma to discuss the most important aspects to stay ahead of the curve in an ever-evolving marketing landscape.
When faced with unprecedented challenges, we often see innovation as a result. The same held true for the luxury retail sector.
As brands continue to focus on the future, business leaders are facing key questions about how to best anticipate what comes next.
At a recent Ad Age event, Ron Stoupa, CMO of Michaels, and Fred Chassé, senior VP of Analytic Partners, sat down with Ad Age’s John Dioso to talk about how Michaels transformed its marketing with data-driven strategy following the disruptions of 2020.