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By David Graham, COO, Mobsta The advertising industry already operates within an overwhelming volume of signals, but as consumers move fluidly between digital and physical environments throughout the day, advertisers are increasingly…
The mandate for marketers is clear: Stop chasing the myth of the Gen Z monolith.
By Nataly Kelly, CMO, Zappi OpenAI’s ads pilot reportedly crossed $100 million in revenue within…
With the threat of a potential ban getting closer, marketers are necessarily seeking guidance in these uncertain times.
The biggest lessons any marketer could learn from BTS’s cutting edge marketing is follow your fans, learn from them and grow with them.
Marketing to a global audience isn’t easy. However, you can streamline the process by embracing diversity while forging key partnerships in your target market.
We don’t know for sure, but is it possible that a sea change of sorts is happening, such that we’re shifting away from the rampant cancel culture which has notably marked the last several years?
Being a part of that change is good for your budget, your company’s reputation, and your overall chances of remaining competitive in the future.
As the misapplication of AI and other tools threaten to undermine the shared understanding of reality that we rely on to make decisions, combining transparent AI models with the strongest available data will give agencies the edge they need to turn lukewarm responses into RFPs, and RFPs into wins.
As traditional feature or benefit differentiators fade, marketers must imagine novel ways to captivate consumers in order to stand out, and to maintain their relevance.
Contextual targeting is resurgent. But that doesn’t mean it’s the same contextual advertising that hit the web two decades ago.
Fail to pay due diligence, and when June comes around you’re left slapping a rainbow logo on your standard products and hoping for the best.
Exness, the world’s largest retail market-maker, recently unveiled a significant rebranding initiative, reflecting and reinforcing its position as the market leader.
Advertising has often been regarded as one of the most exciting industries to work in.
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