POST WRITTEN BY Timothy Nichols Although TV might continue to be the most dominant medium for ad spend, the rise of mobile is difficult to ignore. Both Facebook and Google have contributed to an increasing need for companies to make sure they’re connecting with their customers through mobile channels. The two accounted for about 60% of all ad spend in…
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It’s widely assumed that location data is collected primarily for the purposes of targeting and advertising — like the time American Eagle Outfitters geofenced its outlet stores to deliver nearby customers timely promotions and notifications in the malls’ parking lots — to boost not only foot traffic but sales. While location data does enable a variety of…
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Geofencinghelps reveal what is actually working and not working in driving traffic to your dealership Imagine a world where you can target consumers actively shopping and visiting other car dealerships. With geofencing marketing technology, now you can. Geofencing marketing allows for businesses to target their ads to people based on the physical places they go,…
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Paper coupons have been popular since first used by Coca-Cola to attract consumers in 1887. Now, over 130 years later, new research indicates that a significant shift in the use of discount coupons is occurring. It is a trend that, once reached, will likely be irreversible. Research conducted by CodeBroker indicates that mobile coupons are…
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Among the industries that have seen their traditional ways of doing business upended by the rapid advent of the internet and mobile device usage, retail is perhaps one of the most affected. On one hand, technology has introduced customers to new buying behaviors, and the rise of e-commerce has provided retailers with new avenues to…
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Augustin Ory, CEO, The Moneytizer, in this article talks about how small and mid-sized publishers are implementing/ adopting programmatic Programmatic advertising has become an ideal solution for small and mid-sized publishers, as it optimizes revenue and allows for more efficient sales processes. A few years ago, it was unthinkable for small sites and blogs to host ads…
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In-app purchases dominate this percentage, suggesting that marketers should focus on the transaction experience there. By Lauryn Chamberlain Over 66 percent of all digital transactions in North America now take place on mobile, according to research from Criteo cited by eMarketer — indicating that brands who are not prepared for customers to complete the purchase journey on…
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The average person will spend 479 minutes each day consuming media this year, driven by 24 percent of all global media being consumed on mobile. According to Zenith, mobile is expected to be responsible for 28 percent of media consumption by 2020, as it continues to erode other media like newspapers, magazines, TV, and radio. “Mobile…
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“When you combine location’s ability to find and target consumers at the right place and time in local markets with TV’s massive reach and frequency, marketers are able to build and measure highly impactful advertising solutions,” says Eric Hadley, CMO at GroundTruth. By David Kaplan May 8, 2018 Location-based advertising is inherently “local,” so it’s little…
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14th May, 2018 NRA Show press release Hospitality brands can now connect with their customers before they even step on site – and we’re not talking about sending them from your social media pages. We’re talking about capturing their attention while they’re in…
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