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B-to-B EventsThree Ways Siemens Leverages Data for High-Performance ExhibitsHow can data transform a trade show exhibit into a powerful driver of brand awareness, engagement, and ROI? Siemens, in partnership with Freeman’s A/V team and agency, Sparks, brought a reimagined exhibit to CES 2025 that was based on the insights collected at its award-winning CES 2024 exhibit and throughout the year. The exhibits were […] 
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CynsidersPersonas Are Back. This Time, They Actually WorkBy Noah Kershaw, Head of Product, Kip at Kepler Since personalization is important to marketers, it is important to rely on the most updated demographic information— age range, income bracket, and broad interests that inform real consumer behavior. Personas (data-driven audience profiles that represent key customer segments based on behaviors, interests, and needs) were […] 
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CTV RoundupWhat’s Next For JWP Connatix: SSAI, Contextual Advertising And A New NameSince Connatix and JW Player first announced their merger in October, JWP Connatix – a temporary name for the newly joined companies – says things are going well at the six-month mark. 
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AIHow Collaboration is Redefining the Buyer/Seller Relationship in 2025While RTBDAY ’25 may have been a buy-side event, there were many takeaways for the sell-side. And if there was one theme weaving through the day that might have been subtle, it was that no one is winning alone anymore. The event highlighted the power of partnerships in navigating AI, measurement, ecommerce, and privacy shifts. Here are seven takeaways publishers need to know now. 
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Data-Driven ThinkingAI In Q4: What Worked, What Didn’t And What’s NextAI-driven content and personalization are no longer just an advantage; they’re a necessity. According to a recent Bain survey, top retailers achieved a 10% to 25% lift in return on ad spend through AI-powered, targeted campaigns during this past holiday shopping season. And AI’s rate of progress, particularly among industry giants like Google and Amazon, […] 
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Crisis ManagementThe Weber Shandwick C-Suite Report: An Opportunity to Prove Value to Corporate LeadersA new C-suite outlook report from The Weber Shandwick Collective indicates that business executives have little confidence in their teams’ abilities to properly respond to an unexpected PR disaster. But communications professionals shouldn’t panic. Executives cited their team’s lack of resources to handle crises—which creates a tremendous opportunity for CCOs and their teams to bring value to C-suites and play a bigger leadership role in corporate structures. 
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Shopper/RetailWhy happy engineers mean a better customer experience at LeathermanBrand manufacturer Leatherman upgraded its legacy product information management system to Akeneo. The faster PIM system results in fewer on-site errors. Learn from the Leatherman brand: if your systems are outdated, your content will be too. Leatherman had a legacy product information management system, said Carl Ogden, software development manager at Leatherman Tool Group, […] 
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AdExchanger TalksThe Power Of Creative DataAccording to CreativeX, ad creative is responsible for nearly half of sales lift, which is more than reach, recency and targeting combined. So why doesn’t creative get the credit it deserves? Until recently, says Anastasia Leng, CEO and founder of CreativeX, technology wasn’t advanced enough to measure creative decisions at scale. 
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Online AdvertisingLinkedIn Launches Its Own Conversion APITo help B2B marketers make the most of their media budgets, LinkedIn unveiled a new conversion API and upgrades to its revenue attribution report. Together, these two products allow marketers to use their own first-party and offline data to measure their campaigns over a longer lookback window. 
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AIHappy Ever After or a Deal with the Devil? Why Ten-Year Ad Tech Contracts Set a Dangerous PrecedentMany publishers are in a period of acute financial vulnerability, making them ripe for exploitation. Unscrupulous ad tech companies have leveraged these hardships to lock publishers into restrictive 10, 15, or even 20-year contracts. 
 
	 
	 
	 
	 
	 
	 
	 
	 
	