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The Right Tools Are Critical, But You Can’t Forget The Content!

Having the right technology is essential for any marketing strategy, but columnist Alex LePage reminds us that it’s the content that will make or break your advertising campaign. Alex LePage on October 7, 2015 There are three “greats” that are needed for any digital marketing campaign: great technology, great data and great content. A lot … Continue reading The Right Tools Are Critical, But You Can’t Forget The Content!

Consumers Want Personalization, But Retailers Just Can’t Seem To Deliver

More than half of retailers struggle to recognize and engage their best customers. Greg Sterling on September 24, 2015 Personalization is a buzzword that means different things to different audiences. Generally it’s presented as a solution to a host of brand and marketer problems. In practice, however, it’s elusive to define and challenging to operationalize … Continue reading Consumers Want Personalization, But Retailers Just Can’t Seem To Deliver

Consumers Can’t Tell The Difference Between Sponsored Content And Editorial

In a new study, consumers identified native advertisements as articles a large percentage of the time. Ginny Marvin on September 9, 2015  No matter what kinds of disclosures or design tweaks sponsored articles receive on leading online publications, consumers continue to confuse sponsored content (aka native advertisements) with actual articles, according to the latest survey from Contently. … Continue reading Consumers Can’t Tell The Difference Between Sponsored Content And Editorial

Why Travel Brands Can’t Live Without Social Media [Infographic]

Will PriceAugust 17, 2015 Social media is a driving force in today’s travel world, with the ability to make or break a travel brand. Understanding the importance of a strong social media presence is the first step a travel brand should take when it comes to creating effective marketing campaigns and reaching the maximum number … Continue reading Why Travel Brands Can’t Live Without Social Media [Infographic]