by Erika Trautman March 10, 2016 Follow @raptmediaMarch 10, 2016 Interactive video is an innovative approach to marketing that can increase audience engagement, especially among millennials. Major brands like Toyota, Warner Bros. Pictures, and Deloitte are beginning to catch on, dipping their toes into the sea of possibilities this technology represents. Still, many in marketing … Continue reading What Marketers and Advertisers Need to Know About Interactive Video
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How Much Did Countdown Ads Play Into Search Advertisers’ Strategies This Holiday Season?
Many advertisers have seen great results using the countdown customizer in AdWords, but just how many utilized them during the holiday season? Columnist Matt Umbro sought to find out. Matt Umbro on January 13, 2016 At the end of 2014, I wrote that dynamic copy needed to be an integral part of paid search advertisers’ … Continue reading How Much Did Countdown Ads Play Into Search Advertisers’ Strategies This Holiday Season?
2016 Resolutions For Affiliate Advertisers: 5 Steps To A Successful Year Ahead
Looking to step up your affiliate marketing strategy in 2016? Columnist Melissa Feemster outlines some best practices to get you off on the right foot. Melissa Feemster on December 31, 2015 With 2015 just about in the rearview mirror, it’s time to look down the open road that is 2016. Affiliate marketing, with its roots … Continue reading 2016 Resolutions For Affiliate Advertisers: 5 Steps To A Successful Year Ahead
Why Holiday Advertisers Should Focus On Affiliates
by Mary Long December 17, 2015 Follow @MaryCLongDecember 17, 2015 Believe it or not, affiliate marketing has been around for more than 20 years, but many businesses have yet to try it. Why? Mostly because, as Forbes points out, there are still many “myths” surrounding it. But anyone who’s not leveraging every advantage they can … Continue reading Why Holiday Advertisers Should Focus On Affiliates
You Might Hate It, But AdWords’ Smart Goals Are Pretty Cool for Certain Advertisers
by Larry Kim December 15, 2015December 15, 2015 AdWords just unleashed an easier way for the small business to machete its way through the jungle of code typically required to track paid search performance, and it’s called “smart goals.” This is kinda big news for the less-sophisticated advertiser. But, as expected, there’s no shortage of … Continue reading You Might Hate It, But AdWords’ Smart Goals Are Pretty Cool for Certain Advertisers
Heeding The Call: Facebook Giving Advertisers What They’ve Long Been Asking For
by Mike Whitney November 26, 2015November 26, 2015 Once you’ve been knighted by the Queen of England, your words tend to carry a bit more weight. So discovered Sir Martin Sorrell, CEO and founder of advertising giant WPP Holdings, who recently spoke publicly about how far Facebook still has to go in terms of defining … Continue reading Heeding The Call: Facebook Giving Advertisers What They’ve Long Been Asking For
What Advertisers Need To Know about Ad Blocking
Randall BeardNovember 7, 2015 Ad blocking is all the rage at the moment. Multiple companies offer ad blocking software to block ads, and Apple’s recent introduction of their new IOS with ad blocking capabilities has only fanned the flames. How Big Is the Ad Blocking Problem? How critical is the issue? Ad blocking is definitely … Continue reading What Advertisers Need To Know about Ad Blocking
Instagram Is Giving Advertisers Self-Serve Access To Carousel Ads
Starting in the next few weeks, the multi-image ads will be available in Facebook’s self-service ad dashboards. Martin Beck on October 30, 2015 Instagram has announced that it will soon allow advertisers to help themselves to carousel ads. Instagram will enable purchase of the ads through parent company Facebook’s Power Editor and Ad Manager platforms … Continue reading Instagram Is Giving Advertisers Self-Serve Access To Carousel Ads
Media Kits and Sponsorships – How To Make Your Blog Attractive to Advertisers
Luana SpinettiOctober 16, 2015 Have you ever been contacted by an advertiser requesting a Media Kit before they quote a price for sponsored content? Or maybe they even just requested a little information about your monthly blog traffic and social engagement. Bloggers like you (and me) may find it difficult to consider media lits a … Continue reading Media Kits and Sponsorships – How To Make Your Blog Attractive to Advertisers
Google To Let Advertisers Upload And Target Email Lists In AdWords With Customer Match
Advertisers will be able to upload email lists to target customers and similar audiences with ads on search, Gmail and YouTube. Ginny Marvin on September 28, 2015 Google is making its move to bring first-party data to search results — and YouTube and Gmail. The new product, called Customer Match, lets advertisers upload their customer … Continue reading Google To Let Advertisers Upload And Target Email Lists In AdWords With Customer Match