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Advertising’s Walking Dead, Or: Toward a New Marketing Stack

Marketing Guide

by Josh Engroff, Op-Ed Contributor, December 29, 2016 The following was previously published in an earlier edition of Online Spin: The big new thing often starts out being dismissed as a toy. Facebook, Snapchat, virtual reality, bots, emoji, messaging — what marketer took them seriously at the beginning? What marketer dares to ignore them now? … Continue reading Advertising’s Walking Dead, Or: Toward a New Marketing Stack →

Advertising’s Walking Dead, Or: Toward a New Marketing Stack

Content Strategy

by Josh Engroff, Op-Ed Contributor, August 12, 2016 The big new thing often starts out being dismissed as a toy. Facebook, Snapchat, virtual reality, bots, emoji, messaging — what marketer took them seriously at the beginning? What marketer dares to ignore them now? Digital life has already turned on that imperceptible pivot where the future … Continue reading Advertising’s Walking Dead, Or: Toward a New Marketing Stack →

Fun vs. Function: Walking the Narrow Social Media Tightrope

Productivity

by Joe Phelan June 28, 2016June 28, 2016 Social media is a fantastic, and often invaluable, method of communication. It is flexible, inclusive and, perhaps most importantly, simple to use. Within seconds questions can be asked and answered, opinions spouted and shared, often with nothing more than the click of a button or the swipe … Continue reading Fun vs. Function: Walking the Narrow Social Media Tightrope →

Walking the Tightrope Between Insight and Data Privacy

Data Analytics

by Zuzanna Pasierbinska-Wilson June 1, 2016 Follow @fattypontoonskiJune 1, 2016 Today, digital identity is so much more than just your username and password. It combines data on who we are, our history, our interests and our preferences. Put all of these attributes together and a remarkably accurate and traceable picture appears of how we live, … Continue reading Walking the Tightrope Between Insight and Data Privacy →

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