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Don’t kick SMBs to the curbside – for many, it’s their new lifeline

While technologies to enable curbside pick-up have been around for years, local business require solutions that work without IT support and infrastructure. Bill Dinan on June 1, 2020 As many states are beginning to ease their COVID-19 stay-at-home orders, local businesses that rely on in-person or consumer touchpoints are investing in strategies to enable consumers … Continue reading Don’t kick SMBs to the curbside – for many, it’s their new lifeline

Don’t ignore data compliance when adding 3rd party marketing tools

As brands make quick pivots to survive the current economy, MOPs teams must keep data security top of mind. Amy Gesenhues on May 12, 2020  Businesses across industries are relying on their marketing operations teams to drive digital transformation initiatives at breakneck speed right now. And many times that involves bolting third-party components on their … Continue reading Don’t ignore data compliance when adding 3rd party marketing tools

Isolation Blahs: Don’t Let Regulations Squelch Your Sense of Adventure

Kristin Zhivago — April 22, 2020 It’s quiet. Too quiet. A pandemic has put us in a strange cinematic twilight zone consisting of “don’t touch that,” and “home alone.” But just a few short months ago, you were the captain of your ship, living the interesting, goal-driven life of the entrepreneur. It was exciting. It … Continue reading Isolation Blahs: Don’t Let Regulations Squelch Your Sense of Adventure

Don’t block the news: Tips to balance brand safety and corporate responsibility

Advertisers have a corporate social responsibility to find a way to balance their need to protect the brand with support of news sites, particularly in times of crisis. Kristoffer Belau on April 21, 2020 “Don’t block the news.” This is the Interactive Advertising Bureau’s (IAB) passionate appeal to advertisers during the COVID-19 crisis. As the … Continue reading Don’t block the news: Tips to balance brand safety and corporate responsibility