Blog about Digital Advertising & Marketing Technology

The ultimate aim of digital ad campaigns for any online brand is to serve each unique user with products that they will want to buy or ads that effectively raise the brand’s awareness. The better targeted the ads, the more likely the user is to interact with them.

When setting up ad campaigns, many companies have relied on targeting tools such as their pre-existing assumptions about their customers in order to create target groups for advertising messages. Of course, businesses know an awful lot about who buys their products, and these targeting tools and data are useful. However, making strong assumptions can also lead to bias, which can eliminate valuable potential customers from the campaign.

In this part of the “Media Review” series, we take a deeper look at five stories – including an analysis of the most influential stakeholders in the cookieless environment, UID 2.0 GDPR issues, and Google’s presentation of a new concept aimed at providing a privacy-preserving federated identity before third-party cookies are phased-out.

Tasked with making client budgets deliver maximum results, media agencies have a laser focus on cost optimization and martec trends throughout the planning and execution of digital campaigns. In this article, Gabrielle de Souza, Media Supervisor at Lew’Lara\TBWA Brazil—a leading Brazilian media agency—shares her experiences planning and optimizing campaigns for global brands and how technology platforms can empower agencies to extract maximum value.

People are usually more eager to buy products and services as gifts for others or self-care treats in the period preceding a specific holiday or cultural event. Marketers can help customers find amazing deals by using special strategies tailored to these holiday shopping seasons, boosting sales and customer satisfaction.

Today, we’ll look at data-driven insights from the marketing campaigns that drove the best results for our clients, and how we can apply our experience to your holiday marketing strategy.

Both companies and customers are undertaking substantial preparations to make the most of Black Friday. Some consumers consider which things not to buy on Black Friday and which they need and will purchase on this occasion. Marketers and sales specialists are racking their brains to establish what sort of approach will bring their companies closest to meeting their business goals. Others have already started thinking that Black Friday is not worth the effort. Is this true? Here are 5 things you need to know to increase Black Friday sales volume.

Worried about runaway video campaign costs? You’re not alone, thankfully there are ways to keep the costs under control.