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  • Proving CTV Performance Under Executive Scrutiny

    CTV has become a core performance channel, but measurement hasn’t kept pace with rising scrutiny from executives and finance teams. Today, marketers are expected to prove incremental revenue impact, not just impressions, reach, or platform-reported ROAS, and defend results in budget conversations. In this panel discussion, leaders from PebblePost and AdExchanger will examine why traditional […]

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  • Time is Money. But Is It?

    Ted Royer, Co-Founder and Creative Lead at Folk Devils, asks: What happens when technology weakens the traditional relationship between time and value?   Zach gained low-level advertising fame for the wrong reason.   In an anecdote that has circulated in agency circles for years, Zach was taking multiple freelance assignments simultaneously, collecting day rates from […]

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  • Better Attribution Makes Live Sports A Performance Play

    To squeeze the most juice out of their live sports campaigns, many marketers are adopting programmatic buying and marketing mix modeling, both of which are also drawing more advertisers to the digital live sports cornucopia.

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  • Five Reasons Nostalgia is Trending in Experiential

    Today’s fast-paced, digital-centered world bombards consumers with messages at every turn, an overwhelming array that makes in-person, experiential marketing that much more valuable. Perhaps it’s no surprise then that some of the most impactful experiential marketing pushes back on progress, evoking nostalgia and the promise of “a simpler time.” These marketing tactics are—quite literally—standing the […]

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  • The W3C Is Making A Critical Mistake About Measuring Advertising Effectiveness

    The W3C’s proposed “Attribution Level 1” browser standard deserves far more scrutiny from the advertising and measurement community than it has so far received. The public comment period remains open through June 10. At a moment when advertisers face enormous pressure to justify spending and many publishers outside the largest platforms are struggling economically, industry […]

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  • Five Questions With Michelle Ciciyasvili: Keeping Betches Relevant With Media Relations Patience

    Ciciyasvili spent three years cultivating a relationship with a contact at Variety before it resulted in a feature story and podcast appearance for Betches’ CEO.

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  • How American Home Shield Revamped Its Targeting Strategy Amid Data Fragmentation

    Media fragmentation is the ultimate paradox. There are more places than ever to reach an audience, but it has become increasingly difficult to grab their attention. And when attention is so divided, it’s hard to “feel confident that you’re reaching the right customer at the right time,” said Andrea Steele, director of media and marketing […]

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  • Not All Reach Is Equal: Why Creator TV Is the New Holy Grail for Engagement-Driven Brands

    By Aaron DeBevoise, CEO of Spotter Reach is abundant. Media buyers see this play out every quarter: you can purchase impressions at scale across dozens of platforms, hit your GRP targets, and still watch your client’s brand slide past an audience that never looked up from their scroll. Volume and attention are not the same […]

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  • Hint Water Launches Sexy Campaign To Tap Into Culture

    Hint Water doubled its marketing investment from last year with a lust-forward campaign that showcases its brand evolution. Here’s the company’s plan to re-energize its decades-old brand.

  • Experiential Marketing Trend of the Week: The Keepsake Long Game

    Forget the branded tote stuffed with collateral and QR codes. The post-show “experience” today is becoming a well-crafted campaign, with the on-site hero engagement as the jumping off point. Let’s explore the ways b-to-b event marketers are making their show messaging sticky and shareable with the keepsake long game.   Turn the experience into a […]

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