The next phase of advertising will not be defined simply by who automates the bid best.
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The next phase of advertising will not be defined simply by who automates the bid best.
Consumers move seamlessly across environments throughout the day. Media plans should work the same way.
The brands that win in this environment will not be the ones producing the most content. They will be the ones producing the most distinct, credible, and contextually relevant content.
At MGID, Michael oversees the company’s strategy to cement its status as a pioneer in native advertising. We had a chance to sit down with Michael and discuss brand safety, contextual advertising, and more.
Ultimately, to build a great brand, you need to know what you believe in and be willing to stand for it. That takes courage, but there will always be space for brands with a unique point of view.
Don’t seek efficiency in the typical places by lowering the quality of your marketing. Boost it by going local. Your stores, franchisees, and shoppers will thank you.
It’s imperative as an industry that we provide brands with a guarantee for brand safety. Supplying the right tools and intelligent technology solutions can enable the industry to grow in a way that is also safe for advertisers.
Retailers are experiencing a realisation post-pandemic. While stores were closed, those with loyalty programmes were able to keep in touch with customers.
As we brace for a recession, we as an industry must carefully consider our current models of measurement and targeting.
Hindsight is indeed a wonderful thing, so marketers must use it to look to the past to survive the future.
The automotive advertising world is being impacted and challenged, but it also can embrace new innovative routes to create market differentiation.
While entrepreneurship is exciting, it requires some industry research, substantive data and creativity to help you stand out from the crowd.
Whilst we are seeing a significant shift in travel, tourism and long-term moves, creating a clear and defined destination brand can hold significant power for a location.
Companies, employees, and the general public are still negotiating continuous challenges in the world of work, finances, and leisure, be it by navigating different prices, staff shortages, absences, or a change in services available.
Greater transparency comes with close collaboration with your technology provider. Part of that means using a shared language to communicate your brand suitability preferences and safety needs.