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8 Brainstorming Tactics For Your Next Infographic [Infographic]

Sara McGuire — March 14, 2017 Follow @sara_mcguire— March 14, 2017 Are infographics still relevant? Funnily enough, people have been asking this question for over two years now. But generally, the answer to the question is…yes! Infographics are still one of the top performing types of visual content. So my question is: why do people … Continue reading 8 Brainstorming Tactics For Your Next Infographic [Infographic]

20 Non-Interests-Based Targeting Ideas for Your Next Facebook Ad Campaign

Jerry Low — March 8, 2017 Follow @WebHostingJerry— March 8, 2017 Have you ever scrolled through your Facebook Newsfeed and come across an ad that was so well-suited that it felt creepy? It was like the advertiser could read your mind or had been stalking you. Maybe you have been planning a vacation, and suddenly, … Continue reading 20 Non-Interests-Based Targeting Ideas for Your Next Facebook Ad Campaign

Advertising’s Next Step: A Fully Integrated Real-Time Network

Advertising’s Next Step: A Fully Integrated Real-Time Network by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, February 22, 2017 Crealytics engineers are working to buildout a feed-based advertising platform to not only support Google and Bing’s image-based shopping networks, but support marketplaces such as Amazon and eBay, Facebook, Instagram, and other comparison-priced platform. “The idea is to create one … Continue reading Advertising’s Next Step: A Fully Integrated Real-Time Network

From viewable to verified: Here comes the next phase of audience-based buying

Viewability has become the standard within the display advertising industry, so what’s next? Contributor Erik Matlick discusses how audience verification will change the display landscape. Erik Matlick on February 16, 2017     Outsiders often describe the business of MadTech (marketing and advertising technology) as the “Wild West” — and with good reason. The companies … Continue reading From viewable to verified: Here comes the next phase of audience-based buying