The ways in which media buyers and sellers transact could undergo a major shift in 2019 as big publishers opt to reduce the amount of inventory they offer through open exchanges. For years, many publishers have relied heavily on open exchanges through which media buyers of all shapes and sizes compete on largely even footing […]
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The 2019 PPC Hero Summit is a half-day free seminar for digital marketers that features 8 sessions with the writers and digital experts behind PPC Hero, in partnership with Optmyzr, Mobile Monkey, Adstage, and Unbounce. If paid advertising is a part of your job,then this is an event for you! The Summit features popular marketing
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What have we learned in marketing and media from 2018? Let’s look at three of the biggest issues of last year… The duopoly is shaken Last year raised the question: has Facebook become harmful to brands? In the wake of the Cambridge Analytica scandal, being associated with the duopoly quickly became undesirable to everyone. But
Programmatic buying, or using algorithms to purchase digital ad space, has been a part of marketing for at least a decade – or even longer by some definitions. Yet, despite its longevity, programmatic buying continues to confound marketers. Reasons why include the patchwork systems required to get programmatic to work, its acronym-ridden jargon or perhaps
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Oli Knight is eBay’s head of UK advertising. We live a day in his life, featuring tenacity, Richmond, a hatred of email, Tableau and plenty of programmatic media. Please describe your job: What do you do? Oli Knight: I’m Head of UK Advertising at eBay, which means I’m responsible for managing and growing the company’s display
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Viewability continues to dominate discussions within programmatic media. Often linked to brand safety and transparency, brands heavily depend on it as a metric for campaign optimisation and performance. But ultimately, is striving for the highest possible rate necessary – or can we simply live without it as a metric? The IAB and MRC define viewability
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Our latest ‘day in the life’ is spent with Peter Falcone, EMEA director of analytics at Flashtalking, a data activation platform and open ad stack. Here’s what Falcone had to say… Please describe your job: What do you do? Peter Falcone: As Flashtalking’s EMEA director of analytics, it’s my job to look after the company’s
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Fran Cowan of Inskin Media and the IAA UK is our latest interview for ‘a day in the life’. Cowan started her career as international marketing manager at MySpace back in 2006, and has worked at Inskin since 2012. Let’s find out more… (And remember, if you have itchy feet, you can view new opportunities
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The opportunities afforded to advertisers and broadcasters by addressable TV advertising have been tantalising us for the past few years. More than ever, it now feels that circumstances are driving the industry forward to the point when addressable TV advertising should go mainstream. Positive changes towards addressable TV One of the biggest factors has been the
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When lastminute.com Group created its media business, The Travel People, it brought data management in house and built a full-service trading desk. At the Festival of Marketing 2018 this week (Oct 10-11), lastminute.com Group Chief Commercial Officer Alessandra Di Lorenzo with be discussing how the company has boosted its audience through data management reform. You can
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