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DMEXCO has undergone an identity change in recent years, from Cologne’s answer to Cannes Lions with all the global hubbub it attracts, to a European-focused, business-first conference.
This era won’t be defined by commercial breaks or rented space alongside this new wave of entertainment — it will be about helping co-create it.
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The quest to achieve greater governance, efficiency and transparency is prompting advertisers to bring media operations in-house, and the good news is that now they have the tools to do so thanks to cloud technologies.
Many brands think they know how their agency partners work, and often equate more team members recruited for their account as an advantage to their business. However, this isn’t always the case.
The rise of TikTok represents a seismic shift in the way consumers engage with content, challenging traditional media outlets to adapt or risk becoming obsolete.
You’re not going to change the world so just entertain people. Because if you get your celebrity endorsement wrong, then boy you have wasted a lot of money.
Wherever they go, women are an asset to the companies they help build. They naturally bring a fresh, innovative perspective, and have a deeper and more empathetic understanding of diverse audiences.
The AI tools of ad platforms won’t become worthless; they give marketers an understanding of what the individual ad channel can see—but they certainly don’t give the full picture.
The output of everything that we do, as companies and as brands, depends exactly on the design of the experience itself, especially when it is predominantly digital.
Determining the right event and timing involves understanding your audience’s position in the buying cycle.
A recent survey of UK CMOs found that 84% said they believed using neuroscience research was valuable for planning campaigns. Drilling down into the details, however, there’s a clear gap between the potential use of this technique and how it’s currently being used.
Consumers don’t just respond to marketing materials in fully conscious ways. The design and use of your content can also have a psychological impact that helps to influence behavior.
The tsunami of rebrands includes refreshes, reboots, and resets as well as complete overhauls. And it’s not just a trend; it’s a tidal wave.
2023 was the year of Artificial Intelligence (AI). From redefining consumer engagement to enhancing campaign precision, AI’s impact on Out-of-Home (OOH) cannot be overstated.
