Don’t React, Adapt: How Analytics Can Help Organizations Thrive Amid Uncertainty
Business dynamics might be constantly changing but planning for success is still possible.
Business dynamics might be constantly changing but planning for success is still possible.
The modern marketer's measurement ambitions are outrunning the industry's capabilities. MTA is flawed; MMM is earning a reputation for being slow and too backwards-looking; and Unified Measurement is less than the sum of its parts.
Marketing budgets are being reassessed, one-third of the brands we speak with are being asked to cut their budgets – and yet marketing teams continue to be under pressure to deliver results.
Learn from the VF Corporation how they are leveraging a data-driven marketing strategy to successfully grow their brands such as Van's and The North Face by understanding how their marketing activities were driving both short and long term performance
Brands often allocate significant portions of their budget to video for good reason – they’re effective, can impact buying decisions in multiple ways, and can be measured with the right analytic approach.
We’re hearing this across industries including retail, food and beverage, finance, technology and healthcare, with budget cuts being discussed ranging from 5% to 50%
While brands might be tempted by austerity measures as signs of recession loom, slashing budgets is not the answer. Download your copy of the report and start building - or defending - your investment strategy to steer your business through 2023.
After two long years of virtual networking and conferences, this year’s Cannes Lions proved to be a fantastic opportunity for the advertising industry to finally come together again.
Marketers’ approach to data can be problematic given that some tactics and channels more easily lend themselves to ones and zeroes than others.
Contextual targeting is enjoying a resurgence as digital advertisers look for ways to tailor ads to audiences without using potentially privacy-unsafe customer data. New regulations by governments at home in the US and abroad are driving this change, as are stricter anti-tracking rules by gatekeepers like Apple. It looks like successful behavioral and demographic targeting will only get harder in the years to come.