Google has, perhaps inadvertently, created the opportunity and impetus for marketers to test, validate and now outperform with a new—and improved—combination: iOS + Alternative IDs.
By rethinking data strategies and considering integrated solutions, marketers can turn their current data overload into an insight and action-oriented machine and stop wondering when the payoff will happen, because it will already have happened.
For companies to overcome the so-called “trough of disillusionment,” they need to identify the solutions and strategies that deliver clarity. They need to embrace AI. Not just as a term but as a use case.
As privacy regulations tighten and consumers become more aware of how their data is used and misused, adopting privacy-first advertising strategies is not only compliant, it also builds consumer trust.
To those in the digital advertising industry, another twist in the tale of the cookie deprecation was not unexpected. But that Google would seemingly renounce its promise to cut off these third-party identifiers all together, was abrupt to say the least.
To maintain and grow revenue into the future, publishers need a fundamental understanding of today’s addressable advertising solutions and how they’re evolving.
Adapting your digital marketing strategy to market trends and consumer behaviors is crucial for staying competitive. Thankfully there are many tools at your disposal to not only keep up with trends, but also leverage them to your competitive advantage.
Companies that successfully capitalize on this opportunity will deliver more personalized customer experiences, enhance their reach and scale, understand the effectiveness of their campaigns, and forge new and innovative partnerships.
By developing a connected system that stores all their data and facilitates continuous learning, companies can generate more informed and creative ideas, driving innovation and staying ahead of the curve.
Generative AI plays a distinct role in leveraging first-party data compared to regular AI by not only analyzing and predicting based on data but also creating new, unique content and experiences tailored to individual users.
Poised to become one of the fastest-growing sectors in advertising, U.S. political ad spending is expected to reach more than $12 billion in 2024. For publishers, that’s too large of an opportunity to miss.
Through new attribution studies, the companies prove how effective bus advertising is up and down the funnel.
Yes, it may be scary to try something new, especially with large uncertainties in the world of digital advertising. Will that ever stop, likely not, so advertisers better buckle up, and try to be a first or second mover as it does not cost a lot to prove that you can still reach your goals in the future, a future without cookies and – who knows – with or without the Sandbox.
Through collaboration in innovation, connection in planning and standardisation in measurement, as a collective we will continue to provide our shoppers with the most inclusive and efficient path to purchase.
By embracing these solutions, we can redefine media strategy and execution standards, ensuring relevance and success in the modern media landscape.
With today’s voter spending more than 70% of their time away from home and increasingly blocking ads online, political marketers simply cannot afford to skip out on DOOH this election season.
Establishing a method to connect your best data with identity-based solutions across partners and channels will pay off now and into the future.
The journey has changed, along with the channels and buyers themselves. B2B marketers must be prepared to meet them in their new reality.
2024’s Red Carpet season has demonstrated that the right celebrity partnerships have an extraordinary power to amplify brand affinity and share of voice.
To survive these stormy seas, we need to break down the walls both within and between the many component players in the digital advertising ecosystem, embracing a “rising tide lifts all boats” mindset.
The death of third-party cookies isn’t a return to early digital marketing, rather it will lead to solutions that will balance the needs of consumers privacy and digital marketing.
Harnessing data strategy in fundraising is a key way for charities to navigate the prolonged financial pinch.
By Angie Vaughn, Director of Marketing for Wripple Recently Wripple conducted our third Team Up…
