Marketing-Mix Modeling Looking From The Bottom Up by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, October 16, 2023 Marilyn Barnett was an on-camera model for a local Detroit grocery store called Farmer Jack. Every week the store would run an ad. When she decided her modeling days were done in 1972, she leaned into the cross-traffic of … Continue reading Marketing-Mix Modeling Looking From The Bottom Up
Artificial intelligence is shifting marketing approaches. Here’s what you need to know to stay up-to-date and prepare for what’s ahead. Tim Parkin on April 6, 2023 Love it or hate it, the artificial intelligence revolution is here. People can’t stop talking about ChatGPT, OpenAI and how AI will fundamentally change the world. Marketers everywhere are … Continue reading The end of marketing or a new beginning? The truth about AI
Fans, SuperUsers, Ambassadors: Community as Marketing December 23, 2022 A year ago, Visible Wireless built its own social sandbox apart from the usual platforms. It was a forum for prospects to discuss what they liked. As a class of “SuperUsers” emerged, Visible started seeing a strategy for a self-run community that could have solid KPIs, … Continue reading Fans, SuperUsers, Ambassadors: Community as Marketing
Preparing for the hypothetical isn’t a waste of resources. It’s time to recommit to business continuity and disaster recovery planning. Steve Petersen on December 9, 2022 In the second half of 2019, I made a presentation to Western Governors University’s marketing department. There I discussed a project that involved working with an IT colleague. We … Continue reading Why prioritizing business continuity in martech is a must
The benefits of diversity and inclusion can be seen in stock and revenue performance, hiring and retention and customer acquisition and loyalty. Constantine von Hoffman on December 7, 2022 While marketing organizations’ ethnic diversity continues to improve overall, it shrinks as you go up the org chart, according to a new survey by the ANA. … Continue reading Marketing industry diversity improving, but still lags for senior positions
Unravel complexity to unleash and deliver personalized experiences. Virtusa on October 6, 2022 Think about this for a moment: almost 40% of the world’s population, over 2.96 billion people, consider themselves gamers. Since the dawn of Atari in the 1970s, the industry has boomed—it’s now larger than the movie and music industries combined—and is … Continue reading Why the media industry embraces martech transformation to win over consumers
43% of people with disabilities abandoned an online purchase because of accessibility issues. Constantine von Hoffman on September 7, 2022 What if I told you there’s a huge, under-served consumer group that you can market to in such a way that it will improve all your marketing? Bet you’d be pretty interested. Good news: There … Continue reading Optimizing the online experience for disabilities improves it for all customers
Want Bigger Marketing Results? Aim Smaller Nate Nead / 31 May 2022 As business owners and marketers, we often fall for the idea that bigger is better. We think, “If we just did more, bought more, or expanded our budget more, we would get better results.” But what if that’s not true? What if … Continue reading Want Bigger Marketing Results? Aim Smaller
Marketing To New — And Smaller — Post-Pandemic Segments by Harvey Chipkin , Columnist, March 24, 2022 Two years ago, Matt Voda, CEO of OptiMine Software, was prepared for anything as the pandemic set in, expecting particularly hard hits for retail and travel. Heading up a company that provides data and analytics for marketers, he … Continue reading Marketing To New — And Smaller — Post-Pandemic Segments
Student athletes are just one example of figures audiences find relatabe and we’ve been covering that this week. Chris Wood on February 4, 2022 MarTech’s daily brief features daily insights, news, tips, and essential bits of wisdom for today’s digital marketer. If you would like to read this before the rest of the internet does, … Continue reading Marketers are looking for relatable figures
