digital advertising

Everybody in marketing is chasing today’s consumers as they hop from channel to channel on their digitally empowered customer journeys. Some marketers are more successful than others. Brands with integrated omnichannel touchpoints can let customers start researching a product on their laptop, receive related advertising on social, ask questions on chat, make the purchase on their phone, and pick up the product at their nearest store.

There's growing recognition that marketers can no longer afford to wait for specific guidelines from the FDA. Jump on the social media bandwagon or be left blow'n in the wind. Are you prepared? b

Cart abandonment, digital advertising (especially when faced with ad-blocking software), and discrete digital stores are relics of the past when it comes to e-commerce. Consider this: How much revenue do you think $1 spent on digital advertising will generate in commerce sales? The answer: A bit more than twice the investment—an abysmally unprofitable equation for any company carrying physical inventory.

It is easy to get overwhelmed by the plethora acronyms (RTBs, DMPs,DSPs, SSPs, 1PD, 2PD, 3PD) and knowing when each of them come into play. Driven by data, Programmatic empowers modern marketers with the intelligence required to serve highly personalized ads. By bringing together First, Second and Third Party data at scale, you can target with increased precision and optimize campaigns in real-time. With tech platforms consistently pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in digital advertising, the time for marketers to lean into programmatic is now. Watch this 20 minute webinar with Mandar Dadegaonkar, an award-winning digital marketer and learn from his experience-based advise on: • how to get started and use programmatic tactics that work • insider secrets to boost ROI and improve campaigns • potential pitfalls to watch out for • guidelines for measurement and analytics

This Benchmark report evaluates digital advertising activity, predicts trends of Social Media and Online Advertising.

This Benchmark report evaluates digital advertising activity, predicts trends of Social Media and Online Advertising.

A case study on the business challenge experienced by Brightroll and the success they experienced through Equinix.

A case study on the business challenge experienced by Brightroll and the success they experienced through Equinix.

A case study on the business challenge experienced by Brightroll and the success they experienced through Equinix.

According to eMarketer, digital marketers have a “love affair with data,” and are planning to increase spending and usage in data-driven marketing strategies. Data helps marketers make more informed decisions about their most receptive audiences, so it should come as no surprise that 75% of B2B marketers currently leverage data to inform their digital advertising strategy, according to a new study.

The Sojern Traveler Platform offers hotels of all sizes access to over 350 million traveler profiles that allow you to precisely target prospects at all stages of the marketing funnel. You can also manage campaigns across multiple channels and devices, maintain brand awareness, increase purchase consideration, and turn site visitors into hotel room bookers.

As a result of our ability to more efficiently target prospective Edible Arrangements customers using programmatic, Connected TV media buys, we were able to drive significant increases in total sales and total revenue while spending nearly 76% less in advertising dollars than Traditional TV. In addition, customers engaged via our Connected TV advertising purchased both higher quantities of Edible Arrangements’ items and higher priced items as a result. In conclusion, our test proved our hypothesis that Connected TV can drive significantly better ROI than traditional television advertising.

Facing increased competition in the marketplace from coworking space giants like WeWork, as well as additional independent coworking spaces, Intelligent Office was seeking to develop a more robust content strategy that focused on highlighting the different services offered at their workspaces and the benefits of each.

LOCALACT was created by Location3 to scale local digital marketing programs to drive positive business results for franchisees and local businesses, while providing complete transparency into local marketing performance for all users. LOCALACT helps business owners promote their locations with targeted paid advertising, manage their online presence, respond to reviews and clearly understand how their marketing dollars are driving actual business results. Franchisees and business owners enrolled with LOCALACT can access a variety of performance metrics by logging into their online dashboard at any time, including: • Paid Search & Paid Social Advertising • Listing Insights & Health • Customer Reviews & Responding • Site Traffic & Search Visibility

Digital technology has completely changed how we discover products, engage with brands and share our experiences with others. Amazon revolutionized customer feedback and product reviews. Social media transformed the way people share word-of-mouth recommendations, connecting shoppers to off-the-cuff opinions, compelling visual content and real-life experiences from peers and influencers they follow and admire. Sure, TV, radio and print ads are still part of the mix but they hardly carry the same weight as they did in years passed. This statistic speaks volumes: 92% of consumers trust peer recommendations over branded advertising. With the advent of social media and digital technology, brands have a powerful new tool at their disposal that brings word-of-mouth to the masses: usergenerated content (UGC).

even West Media (SWM) is Australia’s leading multiple platform media company with a market-leading presence in broadcast television, magazine and newspaper publishing, and online. To support its unprecedented broadcast of the Rio de Janeiro 2016 Olympic Games, SWM integrated the world’s first production implementation of the Teradata Database running on Amazon Web Services (AWS) into its existing data ecosystem. This enabled the delivery of critical insights during the event and helped directly drive audience engagement with SWM’s digital products, resulting in the creation of a powerful audience asset that that now informs their broadcasting, marketing, and advertising plans. Find out how with in this case study.

This paper summarises the main observations extracted from the Interconnected Commerce: A Revolution in Value Creation whitepaper.

Digital marketing. You hear it everywhere. As you and all your competitors know, it’s: A marketing approach that leverages online channels like email, websites, social media, and display advertising to deliver content that influences opinions and sells products and services. But to effectively execute a digital marketing strategy, you’ll need a marketing automation system that can follow a customer’s lead around the web and offer the best recommendations at the best times to deliver a more relevant "1-to-you" customer experience.

Technology is blurring geographic boundaries, bringing cultures together and connecting brands with consumers across the globe. But for brands trying to serve a global customer base, that can pose a real challenge. Fortunately, something as (seemingly) simple as fonts can help. This eBook highlights a few ways type can transform your global brand, as well as a few guidelines to help you get the conversation started.

Read a case study on Empyr’s CPR platform: • Reach 175+ consumers • 100% attribution from an online consumer to an in-store sale • No upfront cost or minimum ad spend “The Empyr CPR campaign has been one of our best performing digital marketing campaigns because of the one-hundred percent attribution of the digital marketing spend to in-store sales. We finally are buying revenue and not ads. One of the biggest challenges for advertisers today is the gap between online advertising spend and in-store sales. Empyr has truly solved this challenge with their card-linked offers platform.”

Increasing your non-interest revenues without increasing customer fees that ultimately drive customers away can be a challenge. The digital economy is opening up new ways to drive additional revenue from existing customers. The same technical innovations are also opening up new ways to communicate with customers about both digital and traditional offerings. But that results in customers becoming overwhelmed with advertising and marketing messages. They are forced to decide upfront who is providing relevant information and who to completely ignore. Ultimately, it comes down to trust. Customers consider generic messages to be spam and learn to filter them out, even if they come from a known vendor. Over the long run, these types of marketing campaigns not only see diminishing returns, they can even damage your long-term relationship with customers and decrease revenues. Micro-marketing overcomes the noise that traditional spam-marketing creates and establishes news levels of trust betwee

The world of digital advertising is changing—HTML5 has replaced Flash as the industry standard for digital ads. Find out how this change benefits your workflow, branding, and—most importantly—your customers. In this eBook, you’ll learn what HTML5 is and how it differs from Flash, how you can use HTML5 to make better ads, and why you need to get on board with HTML5 now.

Executing a data-driven digital advertising campaign, with a clear understanding of your target, provides you with marketing that is accountable based on revenue. And this data-driven approach is better for your prospects and customers due to relevance. Relationships thrive when you’re communicating in context on a oneto- one basis. Marketing has the opportunity to reinvent itself as a core part of a company’s revenue engine.

The Definitive Guide to Digital Advertising will teach you how to create strategic and dynamic digital advertising.

Over the past several years, we’ve seen a huge change in how brands communicate, market, and relate to their customers. Maintaining good brand health and a strong visual identity is essential to developing trust with your customers, meeting them where they are, and keeping up with their expectations. // In our latest eBook, we've highlighted areas you can’t ignore if you want to deliver the experience consumers expect. You’ll find out what’s most important to today’s customers, ways you can prepare for the future, and how type ties it all together. // You'll learn: Why it’s essential to establish a cohesive brand identity across all touchpoints, in whatever region or language your customers demand How customer expectations have evolved and how you can to adapt Why type is an essential tool in responding to these changes and preparing for the future