Tinder is especially popular in northern Indian states.
When P&G, Chase, Uber, and eBay reduced or paused their digital ad spending, they saw NO CHANGE in business outcomes. Do those examples mean digital marketing doesn't work; or does it mean something else?
Ad spending may be leaving TV. But digital publishers and app makers don’t seem to be reaping all the spoils.
Marketers are frustrated with spending as much as 60% of their working media dollars to fund intermediaries between themselves and their publishing partners. By the time marketer pay their agencies, trading desks, exchanges and third-party data providers and subsidize publishers’ ad-serving stacks, dollars turn into dimes.
Ryan in Dearborn, MI asks: "Can you think of any reason, whatsoever, to validate spending more than 5 minutes creating meta keywords?"
There’s no doubt that business people are spending more and more time online. But what exactly are they spending their time doing?
It’s the influencer’s audience that matters, not necessarily their follower number.
Rumours of the demise of social media ad spend growth are being widely exaggerated. The situation when it comes to social is far more nuanced.
With digital marketing constantly evolving, marketers are frequently on the lookout for new tactics and technologies that could improve margins and increase revenue. But for those looking to change up how they evaluate their media spend, there are network effects and sunk costs that interfere.
If someone asked you what you spend all your internet time on, would you know?
While teens and Millennials are often depicted as being mobile obsessed, it seems older generations are more likely to have a hard time disconnecting.
Will you find a greater return on your advertising dollars by using digital media?
As brand campaigns and strategies increasingly move to online platforms, the budgets allotted to these tactics is growing. A recent study sheds light.
New research suggests U.S. adults spend more time interacting with media than ever before.
A new research shows that people are now more inclined towards spending instead of saving.
Ninety-five percent of marketing leaders surveyed think digital media reporting must become more reliable.
With the right marketing strategies, research, and enough advance time and planning, brands and agencies have all the necessary tools to execute successful back-to-school campaigns next season.
The article examines how the advantages of addressable television are helping it to grow on traditional television in the face of stiff competition for advertising dollars from digital media.