The document summarizes a presentation about online advertising and attribution. It discusses Research Now and Mindshare, current online advertising tracking tools, and ADimension's unique technology that combines audience measurement with opt-in panels. The presentation includes a case study of River Island's online campaign, showing how ADimension allowed them to understand their audience and campaign effectiveness. Contact information is provided at the end.
Online Advertising Theatre; Know Your Online Advertising Campaign, Understand...TFM&A
Research Now and Mindshare presented on their ADimension technology, which combines online panel data and ad tracking tags to measure the effectiveness of digital advertising campaigns. The technology logs panelists' exposures to ads and sends surveys to measure outcomes like ad recall and purchase intent. A case study for River Island found their online ads increased key brand metrics and reached the intended demographic audiences. The presentation concluded by discussing how ADimension outputs like impressions over time and purchase likelihood can provide insights for optimizing future campaigns.
This document discusses online privacy and video advertising. It introduces Jalal Nasir from TRUSTe and Jason Shulman from Adap.tv. It then provides information about the growth of online video advertising and behavioral targeted data usage. It discusses consumer perceptions of behavioral advertising and privacy. It explains how the Digital Advertising Alliance's self-regulation helps build trust with consumers. The document also covers questions and answers regarding video advertising, online behavioral advertising, and consumer privacy.
Paid, owned, and earned media are blurring boundaries as everything becomes media. A 2012 study by Havas Media found that paid media still accounts for most perceived brand exposure at 59% but earned media is growing in importance at 22%. The document discusses case studies of how Ikea, Red Bull, and Abercrombie & Fitch leverage all three types of media together. It also covers how consumer journeys have evolved from a linear funnel to a continuous cycle and the importance of optimizing for the "zero moment of truth" when consumers research online before purchases.
AdReaction 2012: Navigating the mobile landscapeNewsworks
The document summarizes key findings from the 2012 AdReaction study on mobile advertising. The study consisted of online surveys with 100 general population online users and 400 smartphone/tablet users. Key findings include: 1) attitudes toward mobile ads are becoming more favorable but still vary based on usage; 2) mobile apps have good potential but usability is important; 3) localized and tailored mobile ads have more positive impressions. Attitudes toward various ad formats, both online and offline, are also compared between 2009 and 2012 surveys.
For all of us in the for-profit education sector, change and uncertainty has become the status quo. Regulatory changes and deteriorating macro-economics are impacting everything from how schools recruit students to the type of programs they will be able to offer.
Recently, LeadsCouncil and CUnet conducted a survey among marketing professionals in higher education to measure and understand the full impact of these issues.
This presentation provides a review and analysis of the results from the 2011 Higher Education Marketing Survey, including:
• How budgets are being affected, and how the money is being allocated;
• How cost per enrollment is changing, and what schools plan to do about it;
• Concerns and priorities for school marketers for 2011;
• How the survey numbers compare to what we're seeing in the market as we approach the end of Q2.
The document analyzes the online visibility, as measured by the eVisibility ScoreTM, of the 100 largest advertisers in the Nordic region. It finds that Swedish companies have significantly higher average scores than other Nordic countries. It also notes major changes in the rankings between 2012 and 2011, with four new entrants cracking the top 10. The document discusses trends in mobile visibility as well, noting that while time spent on smartphones is growing, many large advertisers still lack mobile optimized sites or apps. It concludes by recognizing DSB, the Danish Railways, for having the highest overall eVisibility ScoreTM in the Nordics.
Online Behavioral Advertising From Trus TeJulie Benlolo
Online behavioral advertising (OBA) tracks users' browsing activities across websites to show relevant ads. While OBA can improve ad performance, many consumers are unaware or dislike OBA due to privacy concerns. A survey found that over half of consumers incorrectly believe their personal information is tied to OBA tracking. However, favorability toward OBA doubles if consumers are assured their personal information is not attached to tracking. More than half of consumers are more likely to accept relevant ads if they have notice and choice about how their data is collected and used.
ROI of marketing on social media in Europe (France, United Kingdom, Nordics)Mickael Bentz
The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted by Neolane of over 700 marketers on social media ROI. Key findings include:
1) Marketers' top KPIs for social media include brand awareness, website traffic, and acquisition of new customers.
2) Over 65% of marketers have invested less than $50,000 in social media.
3) Only about 17% of marketers believe they have achieved a monetary ROI from social media.
4) Most marketers do not personalize content on their Facebook pages and provide the same content to all.
5) Marketers believe 2012 will focus on integrating social and customer data as well as providing valuable content
Online Advertising Theatre; Know Your Online Advertising Campaign, Understand...TFM&A
Research Now and Mindshare presented on their ADimension technology, which combines online panel data and ad tracking tags to measure the effectiveness of digital advertising campaigns. The technology logs panelists' exposures to ads and sends surveys to measure outcomes like ad recall and purchase intent. A case study for River Island found their online ads increased key brand metrics and reached the intended demographic audiences. The presentation concluded by discussing how ADimension outputs like impressions over time and purchase likelihood can provide insights for optimizing future campaigns.
This document discusses online privacy and video advertising. It introduces Jalal Nasir from TRUSTe and Jason Shulman from Adap.tv. It then provides information about the growth of online video advertising and behavioral targeted data usage. It discusses consumer perceptions of behavioral advertising and privacy. It explains how the Digital Advertising Alliance's self-regulation helps build trust with consumers. The document also covers questions and answers regarding video advertising, online behavioral advertising, and consumer privacy.
Paid, owned, and earned media are blurring boundaries as everything becomes media. A 2012 study by Havas Media found that paid media still accounts for most perceived brand exposure at 59% but earned media is growing in importance at 22%. The document discusses case studies of how Ikea, Red Bull, and Abercrombie & Fitch leverage all three types of media together. It also covers how consumer journeys have evolved from a linear funnel to a continuous cycle and the importance of optimizing for the "zero moment of truth" when consumers research online before purchases.
AdReaction 2012: Navigating the mobile landscapeNewsworks
The document summarizes key findings from the 2012 AdReaction study on mobile advertising. The study consisted of online surveys with 100 general population online users and 400 smartphone/tablet users. Key findings include: 1) attitudes toward mobile ads are becoming more favorable but still vary based on usage; 2) mobile apps have good potential but usability is important; 3) localized and tailored mobile ads have more positive impressions. Attitudes toward various ad formats, both online and offline, are also compared between 2009 and 2012 surveys.
For all of us in the for-profit education sector, change and uncertainty has become the status quo. Regulatory changes and deteriorating macro-economics are impacting everything from how schools recruit students to the type of programs they will be able to offer.
Recently, LeadsCouncil and CUnet conducted a survey among marketing professionals in higher education to measure and understand the full impact of these issues.
This presentation provides a review and analysis of the results from the 2011 Higher Education Marketing Survey, including:
• How budgets are being affected, and how the money is being allocated;
• How cost per enrollment is changing, and what schools plan to do about it;
• Concerns and priorities for school marketers for 2011;
• How the survey numbers compare to what we're seeing in the market as we approach the end of Q2.
The document analyzes the online visibility, as measured by the eVisibility ScoreTM, of the 100 largest advertisers in the Nordic region. It finds that Swedish companies have significantly higher average scores than other Nordic countries. It also notes major changes in the rankings between 2012 and 2011, with four new entrants cracking the top 10. The document discusses trends in mobile visibility as well, noting that while time spent on smartphones is growing, many large advertisers still lack mobile optimized sites or apps. It concludes by recognizing DSB, the Danish Railways, for having the highest overall eVisibility ScoreTM in the Nordics.
Online Behavioral Advertising From Trus TeJulie Benlolo
Online behavioral advertising (OBA) tracks users' browsing activities across websites to show relevant ads. While OBA can improve ad performance, many consumers are unaware or dislike OBA due to privacy concerns. A survey found that over half of consumers incorrectly believe their personal information is tied to OBA tracking. However, favorability toward OBA doubles if consumers are assured their personal information is not attached to tracking. More than half of consumers are more likely to accept relevant ads if they have notice and choice about how their data is collected and used.
ROI of marketing on social media in Europe (France, United Kingdom, Nordics)Mickael Bentz
The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted by Neolane of over 700 marketers on social media ROI. Key findings include:
1) Marketers' top KPIs for social media include brand awareness, website traffic, and acquisition of new customers.
2) Over 65% of marketers have invested less than $50,000 in social media.
3) Only about 17% of marketers believe they have achieved a monetary ROI from social media.
4) Most marketers do not personalize content on their Facebook pages and provide the same content to all.
5) Marketers believe 2012 will focus on integrating social and customer data as well as providing valuable content
The document discusses the changing landscape of digital marketing. It notes the explosion of data and rise of social media. Marketers must adapt to new platforms like Facebook and leverage two paradigms: the Google search paradigm and the Facebook discovery paradigm. Every employee can contribute expertise online. Social engagement requires interacting with customers on their preferred platforms. The majority of Nordic CMOs want to use new tools to manage social media, mobile, and customer relationships. Data and imagination are pushing boundaries, and marketers must ensure digital experiences align with their brands.
This document summarizes a presentation about A/B testing web pages. It discusses why companies should test pages rather than relying on assumptions, and which pages and elements are most worthwhile to test, such as lead generation forms, buttons, headlines and images. It provides examples of tests that increased conversions by 30-125%. It also offers guidelines for testing, such as running tests for 1-2 weeks with at least 500 visitors, and convincing executives by focusing on return on investment. The presentation was given by Anne Holland and Mike Volpe to marketers.
This document summarizes the key findings of the Adex 2011 report on online advertising in Europe. It provides an overview of the methodology used in the report and highlights that total online advertising revenue in Europe reached €20.9 billion in 2011, an increase of 14.4% from 2010. Paid search advertising remains the largest segment at 46.5% of the market, though display and video advertising are growing rapidly. Central and Eastern European markets experienced the strongest advertising growth rates. The report also notes increasing revenues from mobile advertising.
Adobe: State of online advertising study Oct 24 2012Brian Crotty
The document summarizes key findings from a survey on online advertising conducted by Edelman Berland in October 2012. It includes the following main points:
1) Print magazines and watching TV were the most preferred places to view ads, while banner ads were seen as annoying and distracting.
2) Most consumers and marketers use social media, and over half of consumers have liked brands, but want a dislike button. Likes drive attention but not necessarily sales.
3) Traditional media like TV and print are seen as the best for marketing, while online ads are less effective. Storytelling in ads is important to consumers.
4) Advertising is seen as strategic and driving sales by most
The survey found the following:
1) Over 750 digital media professionals were surveyed across industries like brand/advertiser, agency, video publisher, and more.
2) Half of respondents were from video content publishers/SSPs, while 23% were from agencies/trading desks.
3) 78% of buyers purchased video advertising in 2013, up from 74% in 2012, and video content producers' revenue from advertising increased 89% from 2012 to 2013.
4) Most saw online video as complementing rather than replacing TV, and control over pricing and targeting were driving factors for shifts to digital video budgets.
The document discusses consumer attitudes toward advertising on social networks based on an IDC survey. It finds that (1) consumers are more annoyed by ads on social networks than other parts of the internet, especially disruptive ad formats, (2) though social network users click on ads more than non-users, they click less frequently on social networks themselves, and (3) consumers are more open to relevant, personalized ads if they control what data is collected and how it is used. The document provides guidance for advertisers to focus on relevance and usability over control of messages on social media.
Improving Online Campaign Effectiveness in a Fragmented Digital WorldResearch Now
This document discusses trends in digital marketing and online advertising effectiveness measurement. It outlines 5 key trends shaping the digital landscape: 1) the social media connection and how consumer behaviors have changed, 2) globalization of the internet, 3) the discrepancy between media spending and consumption, 4) the rise of online advertising and media fragmentation, and 5) the need for improved measurement and analytics. It then discusses how Research Now's ADimension platform and global online consumer panel can help marketers measure campaign effectiveness and understand audiences in the current digital environment through features like real-time dashboards and tailored survey capabilities.
ADimension® - Improving Online CampaignsResearch Now
- Research Now and Steel Marketing presented on their unique online ad tracking technology, ADimension.
- ADimension combines large opt-in consumer panels with ad campaign tagging to measure ad exposure and assess campaign effectiveness through surveys.
- A case study was presented on Debenhams' "Life Made Fabulous" online display campaign measured using ADimension. Key findings included increased awareness levels and strong associations between the campaign's messaging and target audiences.
Oakley and eCommerce - Critical Success Factors for Multi Channel PlanningJerry Inman
In the new world of integrated, multi-channel retailing, consumers should be able to find the products they want quickly and efficiently through the channel of their choice. A higher level of customer service is more critical than ever to survive and thrive, but this adds new complexities to integrating an operational patchwork of information systems, organizations, people and discreet business processes.
Engagement Everywhere :: The Future of DigitalRyan Manchee
2012 is the tipping point – when connected devices outnumber people on the planet. What does this mean for marketers looking to engage with the hyper-connected consumer within the evolving media landscape? As consumers continue to embrace mobile devices, is the future of media on the second screen, or will mobile merely act as an enabler for enhancing other media?
1) Social media usage continues to grow rapidly, with 46 million Americans now using social networking sites several times per day.
2) A social media strategy should focus on identifying evangelists within the audience and determining their influence to help drive awareness, leads, and sales.
3) Metrics and analytics are important to track the return on investment of social media activities by measuring actions that are important to the business.
This document provides an overview of a presentation on building a marketing plan for graphic services. It discusses key elements to include in a strategic marketing plan such as identifying target markets and their needs, pricing strategies, positioning the company, and promoting the business. It also presents data on growth opportunities in various graphic applications and trends in communications spending.
CDI UK Feasibility Study 2009 - Digital Inclusion ResearchIris Lapinski
This is the summary report of the CDI UK feasibility study produced by Zeitgeist Advisors. Please share and attribute on a non-commercial Creative Commons licence basis.
The document discusses 5 major digital trends for 2013:
1. The convergence of the CMO and CTO roles as marketing increasingly relies on technology and data.
2. The rise of mobility as smartphones, tablets, and mobile devices surpass traditional platforms and consumers expect information on the go across various screens.
3. The emphasis on self-quantification, sensors, and data as consumers track information about themselves and businesses look to leverage this data.
4. The fragmentation of social media into niche communities and internal social platforms changing how organizations work.
5. The importance of location-based targeting and integration as location becomes a new context for understanding customers and delivering personalized, local experiences.
Pardot Elevate 2012 - Marketing Strategies and Tactics of Top PerformersPardot
B2B marketers typically use last year’s plan as a starting point for next year’s marketing planning process, making changes only to accommodate new goals and current-year budget realities. As a result, go-to-market plans have become habitual and marketing performance becomes incrementally more or less effective year over year. Marketers at top-performing companies take a different approach. They experiment, pilot, and test. They are the vanguard with go-to- market strategies that set them apart from their peers at companies with average performance. In this presentation, Ms. Wizdo will unveil new research data from Forrester’s Q3 2012 B2B Marketing Tactics and Benchmarks Survey to provide planning guidance that will energize your marketing strategy in 2013. While there is no “paint by numbers” formula for the perfect marketing mix, B2B marketers can leverage the proven practice of top-performing marketing organizations to inform their own marketing mix decisions.
1) Social media and microblogging have become key tactics for driving customer engagement, with investment in these areas set to increase.
2) Companies expect customer intolerance of poor service to rise, highlighting the importance of customer experience.
3) While many are exploring social tools, opportunities remain to better utilize customer and employee input for product development and internal communications. Mobile also represents an area where more can be done to build engagement.
Features major direct marketing and advertising trend with long term impact, details the 7 profit drivers for insurance direct marketing and explores Web 2.0 opportunities for direct marketers.
Digiday Mobile with Nielsen: Measuring the Effectiveness of Advertising withi...Digiday
Mobile apps have overtaken browsing on the desktop Web, and consumers are spending nearly two times more time in mobile apps than on the Web. It’s now critical for marketers to have relevant metrics on the branding impact of their mobile in-app marketing campaigns. Learn about Nielsen’s solutions for quick and cost-effective mobile brand advertising effectiveness measurement and optimization to help advertisers maximize their mobile ROI and understand how to best take advantage of this growing medium.
Presenter: Jeff Smith, svp, solution marketing and account activation, Nielsen
LinkedIn: Home to the Global Business EliteLinkedIn
The latest round of the Global Business Elite survey shows over a third of the world’s most influential and affluent people using LinkedIn at least once a month.
The research shows the same level of penetration for LinkedIn amongst the highest-level C-Suite executives, 118,000 of whom use the network daily. And the platform also reaches 58% of international business travellers.
Top business users are amongst LinkedIn’s most engaged and digitally savvy members, with 83% accessing content via a smartphone. And with high personal net worth and big business-purchase budgets, they represent the most valuable consumers on the planet.
Interact 2017 Keynote speech: Measuring the future by Gian Fulgoni, CEO & Co-...IAB Europe
The document discusses the need for improved digital media measurement metrics that focus on effectiveness rather than just impressions or clicks. It argues that online surveys often provide misleading data due to sampling biases, and that viewability alone is not a sufficient metric as it does not measure outcomes like ad recall, attitudes, or sales lift. The document advocates for cross-platform measurement of unduplicated audiences and effective frequency to better plan campaigns across devices.
Harnessing the full potential of mobile through paid searchIncubeta NMPi
This document discusses harnessing the full potential of mobile through paid search. It provides examples of clients that have increased mobile revenue, customers, and sales through targeted mobile advertising and location-based approaches. Granular testing of mobile creative ideas and messaging led to improved results across industries such as retail, telecommunications, and travel. The key is to consider customers' mobile mindset and location to create effective mobile campaigns.
The document discusses the changing landscape of digital marketing. It notes the explosion of data and rise of social media. Marketers must adapt to new platforms like Facebook and leverage two paradigms: the Google search paradigm and the Facebook discovery paradigm. Every employee can contribute expertise online. Social engagement requires interacting with customers on their preferred platforms. The majority of Nordic CMOs want to use new tools to manage social media, mobile, and customer relationships. Data and imagination are pushing boundaries, and marketers must ensure digital experiences align with their brands.
This document summarizes a presentation about A/B testing web pages. It discusses why companies should test pages rather than relying on assumptions, and which pages and elements are most worthwhile to test, such as lead generation forms, buttons, headlines and images. It provides examples of tests that increased conversions by 30-125%. It also offers guidelines for testing, such as running tests for 1-2 weeks with at least 500 visitors, and convincing executives by focusing on return on investment. The presentation was given by Anne Holland and Mike Volpe to marketers.
This document summarizes the key findings of the Adex 2011 report on online advertising in Europe. It provides an overview of the methodology used in the report and highlights that total online advertising revenue in Europe reached €20.9 billion in 2011, an increase of 14.4% from 2010. Paid search advertising remains the largest segment at 46.5% of the market, though display and video advertising are growing rapidly. Central and Eastern European markets experienced the strongest advertising growth rates. The report also notes increasing revenues from mobile advertising.
Adobe: State of online advertising study Oct 24 2012Brian Crotty
The document summarizes key findings from a survey on online advertising conducted by Edelman Berland in October 2012. It includes the following main points:
1) Print magazines and watching TV were the most preferred places to view ads, while banner ads were seen as annoying and distracting.
2) Most consumers and marketers use social media, and over half of consumers have liked brands, but want a dislike button. Likes drive attention but not necessarily sales.
3) Traditional media like TV and print are seen as the best for marketing, while online ads are less effective. Storytelling in ads is important to consumers.
4) Advertising is seen as strategic and driving sales by most
The survey found the following:
1) Over 750 digital media professionals were surveyed across industries like brand/advertiser, agency, video publisher, and more.
2) Half of respondents were from video content publishers/SSPs, while 23% were from agencies/trading desks.
3) 78% of buyers purchased video advertising in 2013, up from 74% in 2012, and video content producers' revenue from advertising increased 89% from 2012 to 2013.
4) Most saw online video as complementing rather than replacing TV, and control over pricing and targeting were driving factors for shifts to digital video budgets.
The document discusses consumer attitudes toward advertising on social networks based on an IDC survey. It finds that (1) consumers are more annoyed by ads on social networks than other parts of the internet, especially disruptive ad formats, (2) though social network users click on ads more than non-users, they click less frequently on social networks themselves, and (3) consumers are more open to relevant, personalized ads if they control what data is collected and how it is used. The document provides guidance for advertisers to focus on relevance and usability over control of messages on social media.
Improving Online Campaign Effectiveness in a Fragmented Digital WorldResearch Now
This document discusses trends in digital marketing and online advertising effectiveness measurement. It outlines 5 key trends shaping the digital landscape: 1) the social media connection and how consumer behaviors have changed, 2) globalization of the internet, 3) the discrepancy between media spending and consumption, 4) the rise of online advertising and media fragmentation, and 5) the need for improved measurement and analytics. It then discusses how Research Now's ADimension platform and global online consumer panel can help marketers measure campaign effectiveness and understand audiences in the current digital environment through features like real-time dashboards and tailored survey capabilities.
ADimension® - Improving Online CampaignsResearch Now
- Research Now and Steel Marketing presented on their unique online ad tracking technology, ADimension.
- ADimension combines large opt-in consumer panels with ad campaign tagging to measure ad exposure and assess campaign effectiveness through surveys.
- A case study was presented on Debenhams' "Life Made Fabulous" online display campaign measured using ADimension. Key findings included increased awareness levels and strong associations between the campaign's messaging and target audiences.
Oakley and eCommerce - Critical Success Factors for Multi Channel PlanningJerry Inman
In the new world of integrated, multi-channel retailing, consumers should be able to find the products they want quickly and efficiently through the channel of their choice. A higher level of customer service is more critical than ever to survive and thrive, but this adds new complexities to integrating an operational patchwork of information systems, organizations, people and discreet business processes.
Engagement Everywhere :: The Future of DigitalRyan Manchee
2012 is the tipping point – when connected devices outnumber people on the planet. What does this mean for marketers looking to engage with the hyper-connected consumer within the evolving media landscape? As consumers continue to embrace mobile devices, is the future of media on the second screen, or will mobile merely act as an enabler for enhancing other media?
1) Social media usage continues to grow rapidly, with 46 million Americans now using social networking sites several times per day.
2) A social media strategy should focus on identifying evangelists within the audience and determining their influence to help drive awareness, leads, and sales.
3) Metrics and analytics are important to track the return on investment of social media activities by measuring actions that are important to the business.
This document provides an overview of a presentation on building a marketing plan for graphic services. It discusses key elements to include in a strategic marketing plan such as identifying target markets and their needs, pricing strategies, positioning the company, and promoting the business. It also presents data on growth opportunities in various graphic applications and trends in communications spending.
CDI UK Feasibility Study 2009 - Digital Inclusion ResearchIris Lapinski
This is the summary report of the CDI UK feasibility study produced by Zeitgeist Advisors. Please share and attribute on a non-commercial Creative Commons licence basis.
The document discusses 5 major digital trends for 2013:
1. The convergence of the CMO and CTO roles as marketing increasingly relies on technology and data.
2. The rise of mobility as smartphones, tablets, and mobile devices surpass traditional platforms and consumers expect information on the go across various screens.
3. The emphasis on self-quantification, sensors, and data as consumers track information about themselves and businesses look to leverage this data.
4. The fragmentation of social media into niche communities and internal social platforms changing how organizations work.
5. The importance of location-based targeting and integration as location becomes a new context for understanding customers and delivering personalized, local experiences.
Pardot Elevate 2012 - Marketing Strategies and Tactics of Top PerformersPardot
B2B marketers typically use last year’s plan as a starting point for next year’s marketing planning process, making changes only to accommodate new goals and current-year budget realities. As a result, go-to-market plans have become habitual and marketing performance becomes incrementally more or less effective year over year. Marketers at top-performing companies take a different approach. They experiment, pilot, and test. They are the vanguard with go-to- market strategies that set them apart from their peers at companies with average performance. In this presentation, Ms. Wizdo will unveil new research data from Forrester’s Q3 2012 B2B Marketing Tactics and Benchmarks Survey to provide planning guidance that will energize your marketing strategy in 2013. While there is no “paint by numbers” formula for the perfect marketing mix, B2B marketers can leverage the proven practice of top-performing marketing organizations to inform their own marketing mix decisions.
1) Social media and microblogging have become key tactics for driving customer engagement, with investment in these areas set to increase.
2) Companies expect customer intolerance of poor service to rise, highlighting the importance of customer experience.
3) While many are exploring social tools, opportunities remain to better utilize customer and employee input for product development and internal communications. Mobile also represents an area where more can be done to build engagement.
Features major direct marketing and advertising trend with long term impact, details the 7 profit drivers for insurance direct marketing and explores Web 2.0 opportunities for direct marketers.
Digiday Mobile with Nielsen: Measuring the Effectiveness of Advertising withi...Digiday
Mobile apps have overtaken browsing on the desktop Web, and consumers are spending nearly two times more time in mobile apps than on the Web. It’s now critical for marketers to have relevant metrics on the branding impact of their mobile in-app marketing campaigns. Learn about Nielsen’s solutions for quick and cost-effective mobile brand advertising effectiveness measurement and optimization to help advertisers maximize their mobile ROI and understand how to best take advantage of this growing medium.
Presenter: Jeff Smith, svp, solution marketing and account activation, Nielsen
LinkedIn: Home to the Global Business EliteLinkedIn
The latest round of the Global Business Elite survey shows over a third of the world’s most influential and affluent people using LinkedIn at least once a month.
The research shows the same level of penetration for LinkedIn amongst the highest-level C-Suite executives, 118,000 of whom use the network daily. And the platform also reaches 58% of international business travellers.
Top business users are amongst LinkedIn’s most engaged and digitally savvy members, with 83% accessing content via a smartphone. And with high personal net worth and big business-purchase budgets, they represent the most valuable consumers on the planet.
Interact 2017 Keynote speech: Measuring the future by Gian Fulgoni, CEO & Co-...IAB Europe
The document discusses the need for improved digital media measurement metrics that focus on effectiveness rather than just impressions or clicks. It argues that online surveys often provide misleading data due to sampling biases, and that viewability alone is not a sufficient metric as it does not measure outcomes like ad recall, attitudes, or sales lift. The document advocates for cross-platform measurement of unduplicated audiences and effective frequency to better plan campaigns across devices.
Harnessing the full potential of mobile through paid searchIncubeta NMPi
This document discusses harnessing the full potential of mobile through paid search. It provides examples of clients that have increased mobile revenue, customers, and sales through targeted mobile advertising and location-based approaches. Granular testing of mobile creative ideas and messaging led to improved results across industries such as retail, telecommunications, and travel. The key is to consider customers' mobile mindset and location to create effective mobile campaigns.
The document outlines an agenda for a 10 year anniversary digital seminar hosted by TradeDoubler. The agenda includes: a welcome and networking session from 15:00-16:00; a presentation on international digital marketing trends from 15:30-16:00; a networking break from 16:00-16:15; a case study on Unicef's digital fundraising from 16:15-16:45; and a presentation on cross-channel marketing from 16:45-17:30. The seminar will conclude with a mingling session from 17:30-19:00.
Brightroll & IAB Canada 2013 Digital Video ReportIAB Canada
Released - June 2013
BrightRoll along with IAB Canada, released the third annual Canada Video Advertising Report in June 2013, revealing a breakout year for digital video. The report, surveying more than 300 advertising executives at top agencies across Canada, addresses key industry trends to help marketers navigate the shifting media landscape and gain an understanding of the opportunities and challenges that digital advertising presents.
Digital video has become one of the fastest-growing segments of advertising in Canada, where consumers are some of the most sophisticated viewers of online and mobile video content in the world. According to comScore, 92 percent of Canadian Internet users watch videos online, and in the past year, the number of consumers watching videos on smartphones has more than doubled. The 2013 report reveals Canadian advertisers are accelerating spending towards digital video (up 42 percent from 2012) to meet growing demands from clients looking to reach audiences across screens.
This document provides a summary of a webinar on mobilizing customers through the purchasing funnel. The webinar was presented by Stéphanie Viriot from Gemalto and discussed Gemalto's views on mobile customer relationship management and the results of an end-user survey on perceptions of mobile marketing. The survey identified key blockers and drivers of mobile marketing from an end-user perspective. Viriot then outlined the 5 key steps to achieving success in mobile marketing and shared case studies focusing on key learnings.
Adobe Scene7 2010 Mobile Commerce SurveyCarla Dias
New Mobile Study!
The Mobile Race is on. Are you First, Middle or Last?
Discover what your peers are planning & doing in mobile
Mobile commerce is reaching critical mass.
As eBay and Amazon lead the way, generating billions in sales on goods purchased via wireless devices, businesses of all stripes are eyeing mobile. But what are they doing to advance their mobile strategy? Where are they investing? What are the strategic areas of executions they're planning for? What is their strategic entry point to launch a mobile presence?
For answers, see the first annual mobile survey, Adobe Scene7 2010 Mobile Commerce Survey: Are You Dialed In?
The survey will also unveil insights and early lessons on what is working in mobile commerce, including:
• Leading m-commerce strategies
• Popular m-commerce deployments
• Mobile viewing features that convert
Similar to Online Advertising Theatre; Know Your Online Advertising Campaign, Understand Your Audience (20)
Landing on Planet Motorola: Ensuring their workforce were educated and incent...TFM&A
Motorola created the Planet Motorola online incentive program to educate partners on their new RAZR smartphone. The program included:
1) A 3-step e-learning challenge for partners to complete each month to earn rewards like a branded coffee cup.
2) Weekly prize drawings for partners who scored 100% on the challenges, including tickets to a soccer match.
3) Over 1,600 partners registered so far, with 352 completing the initial challenge. The program helped promote Motorola's brand and products while keeping partners engaged through fun online activities.
Content Marketing for B2B: Understanding the paradigm shift in thinking for m...TFM&A
This document provides an overview of marketing and sales training and career development resources from an organization. It summarizes that the organization supports over 50,000 professionals each year through 130 training courses in key areas, flexible qualifications, and tailored team programs. Members can access additional resources like the Chartered CPD Programme to develop skills and work towards Chartered Marketer status. The document promotes the various ways the organization helps marketing and sales practitioners at every stage of their career.
The Future of Campaign Success: Making Sense of Social Conversations. Kimberl...TFM&A
The document discusses the importance of social conversations and user-generated content for marketing campaigns. It notes that millennials will rely heavily on opinions from friends and strangers online when making purchase decisions. Additionally, consumer trust in media sources is declining while trust in reviews from other consumers is rising. The document advocates that brands engage with consumers and allow them to provide feedback to improve products and marketing messages. It provides examples of companies that have benefited from earning positive media exposure and reviews by being transparent and customer-centric.
The Top Digital Marketing Trends for 2013, Jamie Brighton, Product Marketing ...TFM&A
The document discusses digital marketing trends for 2013. It notes that 2013 will be the year of content marketing and creating, optimizing, and spreading great content through social channels. Marketers will need to understand business metrics and prove the impact of digital marketing on key metrics like sales. Content marketing, social media, and mobile are top priorities for both marketers and their clients in 2013.
Social Media Theatre: Social Media: A new era for measurable direct marketingTFM&A
This document discusses the potential for direct marketing through social media. It defines direct marketing and social media, noting that social media has changed communication. While some brands aim to gather many social media fans, their value is debated. The document suggests that consumers are ready for personalized, targeted marketing via social channels. It provides an example campaign by the LA Kings that acquired hundreds of opt-in social profiles through a Facebook contest. The conclusion emphasizes that social media offers should be dynamic and based on individuals' interests and interactions across channels.
Social Media Theatre: Social analytics suck. Why businesses struggle with soc...TFM&A
This document discusses how businesses struggle with social media analytics and metrics. It suggests using simple principles to track social media progress. Some key challenges mentioned are a lack of tools, time, and priority given to social media. The document recommends starting with a baseline, picking tools and sticking with them, and mapping measurements to sales and other goals. It also stresses the importance of having a strategy and considering both online and real-world impacts.
Social Media Theatre: Less Communication is More ConversationTFM&A
The document discusses new challenges in marketing from empowered customers and the rise of social media. It proposes conversational marketing using new technologies like big data and social/local/mobile integration to have personalized conversations with customers. The Neolane platform allows organizing marketing processes across channels to engage customers at each stage from prospects to advocates. It provides examples of using this approach in travel and banking marketing.
Online Advertising Theatre: Men tweet from Mars, Women blog from VenusTFM&A
Women make most purchasing decisions but feel misunderstood by advertisers. While women dominate social media usage and online shopping, 91% feel advertisers don't understand them. To communicate effectively with women online, advertisers must market directly to women, understand differences between men and women, avoid stereotyping women by age, and focus on messages that are entertaining, useful, and honest rather than patronizing. Women spread product information more than men through their extensive social networks, so engaging with them online is important.
Data & Marketing Analytics Theatre: Putting Customers at the Heart of Your An...TFM&A
The document discusses how successful marketers are putting customers at the heart of their analytics strategies. It argues that marketers need to understand customers through analytics, orchestrate cross-channel communications, engage customers with relevant offers, and treat each customer as a unique individual. It provides examples of companies like Britannia, Eurostar, Cisco, Best Western, and PepsiCo that have achieved success by developing a unified customer view, leveraging customer intelligence, and measuring business impact. The document emphasizes that defining clear metrics and aligning marketing with business goals and customer needs is critical for measuring success.
CRM & Multi-Channel Theatre: Driving Sales Performance Through Online EngagementTFM&A
The document discusses a presentation on multi-channel marketing success. It begins with an agenda that will cover UK consumers' attitudes towards brands on different channels like email, Facebook, and Twitter. It will also discuss challenges of multi-channel marketing and solutions to those challenges. Key takeaways from the presentation will also be discussed.
CRM & Multi-Channel Marketing Theatre: Tying It All Together: Multi-channel m...TFM&A
This document discusses marketing challenges in a multi-channel environment and potential solutions. It notes that 93% of consumers are subscribers, 45% are fans, and 7% are followers on social media. However, companies often lack a common view of customers across channels. The document also discusses the need for connected online and offline experiences, relevance at scale through intelligent automation, and empowering customers through social media while managing large volumes of content. Key takeaways are that social followers are corporate assets, relationships must be nurtured, social followers are at the heart of social media, and social followers are easily distracted so engagement matters.
CRM & Multi-Channel Marketing Theatre: The route from local to globalTFM&A
This presentation discusses the route from local to global branding. It outlines the strategic imperatives of modernizing marketing, going global, and building and differentiating the brand. Challenges of location, look and feel, and keeping marketing materials fresh are addressed. The presentation recommends moving from brand management and policing to asset management and empowering brand champions. It suggests redefining return on investment to include culture, quality, and intangibles. Next steps include updating the identity system, connecting with global spatial solutions experts, sharing best practices in integrated marketing campaigns, and integrating branding with online property systems.
This document discusses the challenges that businesses face with social media analytics. It notes that while businesses struggle with social metrics, they often don't view analytics as a top priority. The document then provides advice on how to effectively track social media progress using simple principles. It recommends starting with a baseline of key metrics, choosing the right tools, and mapping measurements to track audience engagement, site traffic, and sales over time. Finally, it acknowledges that analytics have gaps and don't always show the full picture of what's happening in the real world.
Social Media Theatre: Social CRM: what it is and how can I implement it with ...TFM&A
Social CRM is a business strategy supported by technology that is designed to engage customers in collaborative conversations to provide mutually beneficial value. It involves shaping conversations on social media and other channels to drive website visits and encourage discussions on company-hosted forums. Implementing a social CRM strategy requires setting goals around customer support, ideas, market research, and reputation management. Social media helps cement relationships with partners, customers, and staff by bringing together a company's website, community, cloud, support, and social channels into an integrated ecosystem.
The document discusses emerging social media trends and provides strategies for social media marketing. It includes a quote from Avinash Kaushik about how social media is like teen sex in that everyone wants to do it but nobody knows how. It then discusses the importance of listening, participating, and leading on social media without becoming a spammer. Examples are provided of case studies in social outreach and lead generation through social media curation and using tools like hashtags and QR codes. The presentation emphasizes becoming part of the conversation rather than just pushing products or services.
Social Media Theatre: How social media can power a small businessTFM&A
The document discusses how small businesses can use social media for marketing and advertising. It provides tips on engaging audiences through social platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Google+, and Pinterest. The key tips are to be authentic, respond honestly to issues, share expertise, and view social media as a long-term marketing strategy. The document also includes examples of successful and unsuccessful social media campaigns from companies like McDonald's and Claire's Accessories.
Social Media Theatre: Improving SEO Through Social MediaTFM&A
This document discusses how to improve SEO through social media. It notes that social signals are becoming a ranking factor but have low impact compared to links. The document outlines challenges combining social and SEO, like targeting commercial pages and lack of certainty in links. It recommends maximizing impact by having social/content ideas vetted before publishing unique content with links on sourced blogs. The document suggests developing relationships on social media to find link opportunities and provides examples of successful social strategies like giveaways, infographics, and internal data sharing that led to links and engagement.
Search Marketing Theatre: Advanced SEO Strategies 2012TFM&A
1) The document discusses advanced SEO strategies for 2012, focusing on developing natural link signals through in-content links, anchor text variation, a "news" strategy, and maintaining freshness.
2) It emphasizes that in-content links are more defendable and less likely to be devalued by Google. Anchor text should be varied using related search terms and suggestions.
3) A "news" strategy involves regularly publishing content updates and syndicating stories through sourced blogs and news sites to create natural link opportunities.
Social Media Theatre; Improving SEO Through Social MediaTFM&A
This document discusses how to improve SEO through social media. It notes that social signals are becoming a ranking factor but have low impact compared to links. The document recommends combining social media with SEO link building by creating viral content, publishing it on sourced blogs with links, and submitting it to social sites to generate social signals and link opportunities. Key tactics include using giveaways, competitions and infographics to generate shares on social media. The goal is to increase organic traffic, rankings and followers through effective social signals and sharing.
GraphSummit Singapore | The Art of the Possible with Graph - Q2 2024Neo4j
Neha Bajwa, Vice President of Product Marketing, Neo4j
Join us as we explore breakthrough innovations enabled by interconnected data and AI. Discover firsthand how organizations use relationships in data to uncover contextual insights and solve our most pressing challenges – from optimizing supply chains, detecting fraud, and improving customer experiences to accelerating drug discoveries.
In the rapidly evolving landscape of technologies, XML continues to play a vital role in structuring, storing, and transporting data across diverse systems. The recent advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) present new methodologies for enhancing XML development workflows, introducing efficiency, automation, and intelligent capabilities. This presentation will outline the scope and perspective of utilizing AI in XML development. The potential benefits and the possible pitfalls will be highlighted, providing a balanced view of the subject.
We will explore the capabilities of AI in understanding XML markup languages and autonomously creating structured XML content. Additionally, we will examine the capacity of AI to enrich plain text with appropriate XML markup. Practical examples and methodological guidelines will be provided to elucidate how AI can be effectively prompted to interpret and generate accurate XML markup.
Further emphasis will be placed on the role of AI in developing XSLT, or schemas such as XSD and Schematron. We will address the techniques and strategies adopted to create prompts for generating code, explaining code, or refactoring the code, and the results achieved.
The discussion will extend to how AI can be used to transform XML content. In particular, the focus will be on the use of AI XPath extension functions in XSLT, Schematron, Schematron Quick Fixes, or for XML content refactoring.
The presentation aims to deliver a comprehensive overview of AI usage in XML development, providing attendees with the necessary knowledge to make informed decisions. Whether you’re at the early stages of adopting AI or considering integrating it in advanced XML development, this presentation will cover all levels of expertise.
By highlighting the potential advantages and challenges of integrating AI with XML development tools and languages, the presentation seeks to inspire thoughtful conversation around the future of XML development. We’ll not only delve into the technical aspects of AI-powered XML development but also discuss practical implications and possible future directions.
TrustArc Webinar - 2024 Global Privacy SurveyTrustArc
How does your privacy program stack up against your peers? What challenges are privacy teams tackling and prioritizing in 2024?
In the fifth annual Global Privacy Benchmarks Survey, we asked over 1,800 global privacy professionals and business executives to share their perspectives on the current state of privacy inside and outside of their organizations. This year’s report focused on emerging areas of importance for privacy and compliance professionals, including considerations and implications of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies, building brand trust, and different approaches for achieving higher privacy competence scores.
See how organizational priorities and strategic approaches to data security and privacy are evolving around the globe.
This webinar will review:
- The top 10 privacy insights from the fifth annual Global Privacy Benchmarks Survey
- The top challenges for privacy leaders, practitioners, and organizations in 2024
- Key themes to consider in developing and maintaining your privacy program
Observability Concepts EVERY Developer Should Know -- DeveloperWeek Europe.pdfPaige Cruz
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While the dev and ops silo continues to crumble….many organizations still relegate monitoring & observability as the purview of ops, infra and SRE teams. This is a mistake - achieving a highly observable system requires collaboration up and down the stack.
I, a former op, would like to extend an invitation to all application developers to join the observability party will share these foundational concepts to build on:
UiPath Test Automation using UiPath Test Suite series, part 5DianaGray10
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Topics covered:
CI/CD with in UiPath
End-to-end overview of CI/CD pipeline with Azure devops
Speaker:
Lyndsey Byblow, Test Suite Sales Engineer @ UiPath, Inc.
GraphSummit Singapore | The Future of Agility: Supercharging Digital Transfor...Neo4j
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This keynote will reveal how Deloitte leverages Neo4j’s graph power for groundbreaking digital twin solutions, achieving a staggering 100x performance boost. Discover the essential role knowledge graphs play in successful generative AI implementations. Plus, get an exclusive look at an innovative Neo4j + Generative AI solution Deloitte is developing in-house.
Unlock the Future of Search with MongoDB Atlas_ Vector Search Unleashed.pdfMalak Abu Hammad
Discover how MongoDB Atlas and vector search technology can revolutionize your application's search capabilities. This comprehensive presentation covers:
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* Importance and benefits of vector search
* Practical use cases across various industries
* Step-by-step implementation guide
* Live demos with code snippets
* Enhancing LLM capabilities with vector search
* Best practices and optimization strategies
Perfect for developers, AI enthusiasts, and tech leaders. Learn how to leverage MongoDB Atlas to deliver highly relevant, context-aware search results, transforming your data retrieval process. Stay ahead in tech innovation and maximize the potential of your applications.
#MongoDB #VectorSearch #AI #SemanticSearch #TechInnovation #DataScience #LLM #MachineLearning #SearchTechnology
20 Comprehensive Checklist of Designing and Developing a WebsitePixlogix Infotech
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Essentials of Automations: The Art of Triggers and Actions in FMESafe Software
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We’ll kick things off by showcasing the most commonly used event-based triggers, introducing you to various automation workflows like manual triggers, schedules, directory watchers, and more. Plus, see how these elements play out in real scenarios.
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Climate Impact of Software Testing at Nordic Testing DaysKari Kakkonen
My slides at Nordic Testing Days 6.6.2024
Climate impact / sustainability of software testing discussed on the talk. ICT and testing must carry their part of global responsibility to help with the climat warming. We can minimize the carbon footprint but we can also have a carbon handprint, a positive impact on the climate. Quality characteristics can be added with sustainability, and then measured continuously. Test environments can be used less, and in smaller scale and on demand. Test techniques can be used in optimizing or minimizing number of tests. Test automation can be used to speed up testing.
Communications Mining Series - Zero to Hero - Session 1DianaGray10
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• Why is it important?
• How can it help today’s business and the benefits
• Phases in Communication Mining
• Demo on Platform overview
• Q/A
For the full video of this presentation, please visit: https://www.edge-ai-vision.com/2024/06/building-and-scaling-ai-applications-with-the-nx-ai-manager-a-presentation-from-network-optix/
Robin van Emden, Senior Director of Data Science at Network Optix, presents the “Building and Scaling AI Applications with the Nx AI Manager,” tutorial at the May 2024 Embedded Vision Summit.
In this presentation, van Emden covers the basics of scaling edge AI solutions using the Nx tool kit. He emphasizes the process of developing AI models and deploying them globally. He also showcases the conversion of AI models and the creation of effective edge AI pipelines, with a focus on pre-processing, model conversion, selecting the appropriate inference engine for the target hardware and post-processing.
van Emden shows how Nx can simplify the developer’s life and facilitate a rapid transition from concept to production-ready applications.He provides valuable insights into developing scalable and efficient edge AI solutions, with a strong focus on practical implementation.
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Discover the seamless integration of RPA (Robotic Process Automation), COMPOSER, and APM with AWS IDP enhanced with Slack notifications. Explore how these technologies converge to streamline workflows, optimize performance, and ensure secure access, all while leveraging the power of AWS IDP and real-time communication via Slack notifications.
Removing Uninteresting Bytes in Software FuzzingAftab Hussain
Imagine a world where software fuzzing, the process of mutating bytes in test seeds to uncover hidden and erroneous program behaviors, becomes faster and more effective. A lot depends on the initial seeds, which can significantly dictate the trajectory of a fuzzing campaign, particularly in terms of how long it takes to uncover interesting behaviour in your code. We introduce DIAR, a technique designed to speedup fuzzing campaigns by pinpointing and eliminating those uninteresting bytes in the seeds. Picture this: instead of wasting valuable resources on meaningless mutations in large, bloated seeds, DIAR removes the unnecessary bytes, streamlining the entire process.
In this work, we equipped AFL, a popular fuzzer, with DIAR and examined two critical Linux libraries -- Libxml's xmllint, a tool for parsing xml documents, and Binutil's readelf, an essential debugging and security analysis command-line tool used to display detailed information about ELF (Executable and Linkable Format). Our preliminary results show that AFL+DIAR does not only discover new paths more quickly but also achieves higher coverage overall. This work thus showcases how starting with lean and optimized seeds can lead to faster, more comprehensive fuzzing campaigns -- and DIAR helps you find such seeds.
- These are slides of the talk given at IEEE International Conference on Software Testing Verification and Validation Workshop, ICSTW 2022.
31. AGENDA
• Quick intro to TagMan
• The attribution landscape
• Challenges
• Getting started – TUI Travel
• Boden – another take
• 3 tips to quickly improve your ROI
• Takeaways
#TFM2012
@tagman
36. Case Study: TUI Travel Specialist Group
Winter & Summer holidays
Operating in 180+ countries with over
30 million customers
19 million web visits annually
Annual revenue of £590m
#TFM2012
@tagman
38. STRATEGY
• Manage marketing tags in TagMan
• Understand and analyse full customer
journey to sale
• Ignore conversions with one step in the path
• Attribution Model Testing
• Real-time deduplication of affiliate spend
for immediate savings
#TFM2012
@tagman
39. RESULTS
• Increased marketing budget overall!
• SEO spend up 6-fold
• Generic PPC investment up 3-fold
• Site development priority changes
And...
• Better understanding of brand and
channel crossover
• Testing attribution models – ease of
switching campaigns on and off
• Launch new campaigns quickly and easily
#TFM2012
@tagman
40. A different take: Boden
First Click Assist Assist
Last Click
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#TFM2012
@tagman
41. Results
Optimise all online campaigns!
• Single view of customers
• Actionable insight
• 10% Instant savings on CPA
#TFM2012
@tagman
42. It’s not just TUI and Boden who are benefiting...
#TFM2012
@tagman
48. Innovations in Behavioural Targeting -
What to Look Out for in 2012
Neil McClements - Merchenta
Sponsored by: Organised by:
49. RTB: Publishers Get Higher eCPMs.
Brands get more value. Fact or fiction?
Julia Smith - Jemm Group
Sponsored by: Organised by:
50. "Men Are From Mars, women are from
Venus": How online advertisers can
communicate more effectively with women
Gail Parminter - Madwomen
Sponsored by: Organised by:
51. New Levels of Consumer Engagement
with Semantic Advertising
Damon Francis - ADmantX
Sponsored by: Organised by:
52. New Levels of Consumer Engagement
with Semantic Advertising
Damon Francis
Business Development Director
54. Means $12.4 Billion Wasted
• $40 billion spent but 31% of ads never
seen
• Scrolled past ad
• Never scrolled to ad
• 4% of ads delivered to geography
where the product is not available
• 72% of campaigns on sites "not brand
safe."
60. Bad Ads Weaken Content Relationships
Audience
Producer drops ad price to sell more ads. Ineffective ads generate less clicks.
Less ad price means more cost control on Less clicks means less product sold
quantity and quality of content. for marketer.
SEO Keywords
Producer Display,
Marketer
Text Ads
Less product sold means less to spend
supporting content generation.
Less quality content means less audience.
61. What Is to Be Done?
“You will know a word by the company it keeps”
- Firth
“It is one of the great marvels of life that, across
languages, culture and history, it is possible, with sufficient
knowledge, effort and insight, to truly understand the
meanings of other peoples’ emotions and mental states”
- Richard A. Shweder
62. The Revolution Is Semantics
• Semantics (from Greek "σημαντικός" - semantikos[1][2])
establishes meaning. It typically focuses on
the relation between signifiers
64. Advanced Contextual Methods for
Display Search Advertising Search Engine
Advertising Marketing
Display Search Keyword
Ad Server Ad Server Bidding
No Mistakes No Mistakes Less Obvious,
Cleared Inventory Cleared Inventory Less Costly
Higher Ad Prices Higher Ad Prices Keywords
66. Proof Metrics
Consumer
Display Ads Airlines Fashion Products
Improved CTR + 200% + 140% + 160%
Search Ads Admantx Google
+ AdSense AdSense
CTR 2.63% 0.93%
Click Value 0.22 Euro 0.13 Euro
CPM per Page 0.65 0.13
Traffic Increase + 77% --
67. + 40% more Ad Engagement
“If there is one thing the study makes exceedingly clear, it is that the
combination of contextual and behavioral targeting is much greater
than the sum of its parts”
First in tag management – a fundamental piece of the attribution puzzleGrown and led the industry – winning awards150+ clients globallyetc
1. Lots of pages / web properties / brands 2. Lots of partners, which means lots of campaigns3. Lots of data AND isolated by campaign, partner, internal and external views4. Many rewarding commission based on last click (double paying and wasting money) – disproportionate amount of attention to channels/campaigns delivering ‘last click’
Add in stat around data overload – do Which leads to data overload and lack of confidence in marketing investmentMarketers:Are concerned about spending budget wiselyAre commonly blinded by conversions (eg. investing in PPC because it delivers conversions, but don’t take into account the full path a customer takes to sale because they don’t have visibility)
Everyone has an attribution model already – whether it’s last click, best click, flat, linear. It’s important to start from the beginning and understand the fully journey each of your customers take to sale. You can then see each event in the path and how each channel is influencing your customers
About TUI
TUI Challenges Disjointed brands - multiple websites, multiple tags Isolated Data Long deployment times Success measured through last click <MENTION DISADVANTAGES WITH LAST CLICK> Which campaigns assist in sales?
TUI – StrategySmart containers across all brandsRehoused 3rd party tracking tags in TagManIgnore conversions with just one step in the pathMove to an attribution modelReal-time deduplication of affiliate spend via applied attribution
SEO spend up 6 foldGeneric PPC up 3 foldSite development priority changesIncreased online marketing budget overall!IdentifiedCross over between channels 77% of the time and brands 18% of the timeSome campaigns stopped, others paused – testing different attribution models based on customer journeyAble to launch new campaigns with Trip Advisorand Where Are You Now quickly
Boden – apparel retailer. Started out as catalogue only – today 75% of sales done through webSimilar situation – battling unsuccessfully to reward credit and sales commissions more fairly across all online channelsNo visibility into roles that online channels pay in the path to conversion (including SEO and Direct to Site)
Single view of Cust – Informed view of impact of online display and exactly what search terms are contained within the paths to conversionActionable Insight – Optimise paid search campaigns (generic search in path / branded terms most often deliver last click)Instant Savings through CPA Deduplication – email strong to existing customers and play little part in buying decision. Pay commissions only where email didn’t appear in conversion path (attribute based on channel and path)
Quips from other clients: VAA, Glasses Direct, AnecdotesAllison Wightman, head of marketing systems, Virgin Atlantic Airways “The complete view of all the channels that played a part in a sale that TagMan provides is fantastic and, on deduplication alone, delivers an ROI of 41:1
1: Make sure you have clean data
2: Analyse your data to gain actionable insight.TagMan offers one online marketing dataset that can integrated into site analytics to give the advertiser off- and on-site data in one place, AND/OR into bigger data platforms to join online media reporting with offline, demographic and macro data.
3: Attribute, but don’t stop there. Continue testing and updating. Attribution isn’t a one time thing.