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  • Why Local Media Sellers Need Different Tools Than National Buyers

    By Ribeye VP of Product & Engineering Martin Lasarga Local media sellers are working harder than ever. As local TV revenue fragments across channels and competition for advertising dollars intensifies, many organizations no longer have the staffing models that once supported dedicated planners, traffickers, analysts, and account managers. The work still needs to get done. Increasingly, […]

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  • Political Advertisers Shouldn’t Have FOMO – They Can Customize Audiences Like Anyone Else

    The world of political advertising is still a little old school. First off, their fundraising methods still seem to be heavily reliant on generalized calls and texts. At least, that’s my assumption based on the number of desperate messages that politicians – and sometimes even their dogs – have sent me. TV is still the […]

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  • The Seasonal PR Mistake Brands Make Every Year (and How to Avoid It)

    Consumer brands often make the same seasonal PR mistake: They start pitching when shoppers begin buying. Editors, however, start planning those stories months earlier. While marketers and communicators focus on summer promotions, Prime Day and vacation season, many commerce editors are already building coverage around back-to-school shopping, holiday gift guides and Black Friday deals. The […]

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  • StatSocial’s New AI Tool Digital Twins Is Helping Shepherd To Pressure-Test Audience Insights

    Finding the right audience is hard. Finding an audience that barely exists in traditional research panels is even harder. That’s the challenge agencies face when clients want insights into highly specific consumer groups, such as politically independent news subscribers or niche investor communities. Recruiting those audiences can take weeks and cost thousands of dollars, often […]

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  • Marketers Are Getting Used To AI In The Ad Stack

    Marketers and media buyers are gradually getting more comfortable talking about ad campaigns they’re testing on large-language models like OpenAI’s ChatGPT.

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  • For Video Publishers, Performance And AI Go Hand In Hand

    In Connected TV Ad Land, proving performance is the priority for video advertisers. To drive more demonstrable reach and results, publishers are trying to expand their reach while wringing more data and AI features into their offerings. 

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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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