From Globalization to Transformation: How Luxury Brands Should Plan for Success
When faced with unprecedented challenges, we often see innovation as a result. The same held true for the luxury retail sector.
When faced with unprecedented challenges, we often see innovation as a result. The same held true for the luxury retail sector.
Even the largest supermarket chain in the U.S. has to adjust to business disruptions and think fast on its feet. Kroger's Sarah Landsman discusses about how an “always on” Commercial Mix Analytics program keeps the brand agile.
Finding ways to increase customer connection and build a durable measurement program as the challenges of data deprecation continue is top-of-mind for many brands.
How can brands uncover new ways to grow customer connections in the midst of data deprecation and changing privacy regulations? We sat down with Cox Communications’ Mallory Fetters to discuss.
2021 has marked a shift for many brands from a focus on short-term survival to long-term, sustained growth. In order to succeed in that shift, a holistic view of measurement is critical.
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.
When the world's largest brands plan with data-driven simulations, they drive an average $50-100 million of additional growth.
In our recent panel discussion, we took a deep dive into the future of measurement success in a cookie-less world.
An interactive discussion with a panel of industry experts and thought leaders on new strategies to win in the wake of the data disruption caused by cookie deprecation, IDFA, CCPR, and growing consumer privacy demands.