Choosing the right demand partner is important to ensure your business is running smoothly, cash flow keeps coming, and you aren’t being taken advantage of through sneaky clauses or unfair terms.
In the final quarter of this challenging year, marketers can be reassured that the tools to withstand the additional pressure of delivering both efficiency and performance from media investments are readily available in programmatic media.
Meet regulatory standards, avoid costly penalties, keep your sensitive data well-protected, and know what to do if you suffer a cyberattack.
In today’s digital-first ecosystem, data is an abundant resource, requiring companies to isolate the data that matters most, converting information into actionable insights.
With privacy-first data practices becoming standard in the industry, marketers are looking for other resources when it comes to gathering potent insights.
In the wake of the pandemic, brands must navigate complex and sensitive issues, from intensifying political polarization to calls for social justice and a looming economic recession. Meanwhile, whether it’s the deprecation of the cookie or the launch of new platforms, technological change is accelerating.
Using a few simple generic attributes like time, location, and genre, it’s possible to deliver dynamic and personalized content that aligns with a listener’s interests and immediate circumstances.
It’s easy to see how brands that embrace the new rules of the road will position themselves for success.
First-party publisher data in marketing campaigns will play a major role in building a more responsible web. So advertisers and publishers must combine forces to restore consumer trust within the digital marketing industry.
Because creepy is still creepy by any other name, the cookie is not coming back. But adtech companies, advertisers, and publishers do not need to cry over spilled milk.
When seeking a partner to help navigate the post-cookie world, partners who have relied on cookies in the past are likely to deliver tactics that have been seen before. In contrast, partners who have never relied on cookies will likely provide much more dynamic solutions.
These capabilities will enable digital advertisers to continue providing a truly personalised experience for their users.
When fighting for attention has become harder than ever, data is our best ally to supercharge creative thinking.
This bigger-picture approach means feeding smart TV data into the wider sphere of rights holders and marketers, to shape a common value currency.
Saying goodbye to bias in ad targeting isn’t just the right thing to do, it’s also a pretty lucrative business driver for any scaling brand.
As the industry learns to adapt to the evolving privacy landscape, app developers need to find new ways to bridge the gap between fragmented and incomplete data.
A shift to direct sales, proprietary audiences, and contextual targeting will indeed be very challenging for one segment of the open web: low-quality long-tail sites.
Using personalization data allows sales professionals to break through all the noise and make a real connection with people on the first try.
Businesses that free themselves from the reliance on outdated tracking methods and digital modeling will be able to build more valuable customer relationships and weather an unpredictable economy.
Finding partners who have their own inventory — be it a specific distribution network, platform, or person — will be key to advertising in the new age of mobile marketing.
We are excited to announce the release of Claritas Attribution 3.0, which brings significant improvements to the accuracy and breadth of reporting available from our suite of Optimization solutions.
The Claritas Identity Graph powers a full suite of solutions to help marketers maximize their efforts across the entire marketing spectrum.
Personal data is a hot commodity; it’s the fuel of marketing. By offering consumers a fair value exchange for their data, brands can topple the tech giants’ data monopoly.
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