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.
Can attribution still deliver granular, actionable results? Or is now the time for forward-thinking leaders to adopt to a more unified view?
In the never-ending quest to prove the value of marketing, improve advertising performance, and simply do more with less, many marketers have embraced Multitouch Attribution (MTA)—a seemingly perfect tool to track every clickable moment on the customer journey. MTA is chock-full of benefits: countless dashboards provide granular reporting, real-time insights and instant credit assignment. It gives digital marketers the sense that they could pinpoint exactly which ads, placements, and even message sequences were driving conversions.
On Monday, Google surprised many by announcing its decision to halt the deprecation of third-party cookies, citing transition challenges and acknowledging the substantial efforts made across the advertising ecosystem.
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
Even with uncertain economic conditions ahead, pet food category sales are expected to grow over the next three years.
Brands driving omnichannel marketing programs should consider a holistic view of consumer engagement and commercial performance.
As the urgency to address the climate crisis intensifies, businesses are increasingly recognizing the need to align their operations with sustainability goals.
Data doesn’t lie. Find out how you can maximize the value of analytics to drive growth and strengthen customer relationships.
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.