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  • Coastal.com CMO: Programmatic Is 'Where Marketing Will Go'

    Ecommerce is a “clean business” when it comes to attribution. That’s one reason why 90% of media dollars at contact and eyewear company Coastal.com go toward influencing sales: It’s easy to tell if those tactics actually work. After tracing the path from advertising to a sale, that same data is applied to make the advertising […]

  • CPG Challenger Brand Hello Products Brings Digital Video Buys In-House

    As a CPG newbie that launched last March, Hello Products competes with household brands like Crest and Colgate. In order to break into a $30 billion oral care market, the company first partnered with BMW Group’s agency DesignworksUSA to craft a visual identity around green living and innovative design. But as Hello ramps up, it […]

  • Deep Eddy Vodka Takes A Shot At Digital

    One of the best things about Deep Eddy Vodka is the taste. At least that’s what Brandon Cason, VP of marketing, has to say about the 4-year-old spirits brand that’s based in Austin, Texas. But prospects aren’t going to seek out a product they’ve never heard of. That’s one reason the brand, whose efforts are focused […]

  • Q2 Mobile CPG Spend Spike Isn’t Just An Aberration

    CPG brands are starting to shell out more on mobile programmatic and the second quarter of 2014 seems to be the burgeoning proof. Mobile ad exchanges Smaato, Millennial Media and Nexage all saw noteworthy upticks in CPG mobile spend in Q2. A report released Tuesday based on global data gleaned from the Smaato exchange found […]

  • How ConAgra Links Shopper Marketing Data With Media

    ConAgra Foods, owner of brands like Healthy Choice and Orville Redenbacher, is blending offline shopper data with household addressability to deepen brand awareness. While consumer brand strategies have always leveraged purchase histories and loyalty-card intel, marketers have gotten increasingly sophisticated with cross-device targeting and re-targeting at the household level, said Bob Hall, VP of platform […]

  • IAB: Search And Display Fuel $19.3B In Worldwide Mobile Ad Revenue

    Mobile ad revenue is on growth hormones. New estimates from the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB), IAB Europe and IHS Technology clocked global mobile advertising at $19.3 billion in 2013 — nearly doubling 2012’s $10.1 billion (the IAB’s previously reported 2012 figure was $8.9 billion, but IAB has since updated it to reflect actuals instead of estimates and different exchange […]

  • Linking Data to Taste Buds: How Goya Breaks Down the Hispanic Segment

    The Hispanic community is the fastest growing cohort of consumers in the United States and are prominent purchasers of CPGs. Yet many companies view this community as a single demographic when it can be segmented into multiple smaller groups, each with distinct characteristics. But brands like the family-run Goya Foods knew this wasn’t good enough. […]

  • Defining Native Advertising Success At The Washington Post

    Like many publishers, The Washington Post’s Kelly Andresen grapples with success metrics for native advertising campaigns. As director of ad innovations and product strategy, she has a front-row seat on her publication’s digital evolution and oversees teams that are dedicated to creating new digital advertising revenue, including native. “When you move into content marketing, it’s […]

  • White Ops And ANA Partner To See What’s The What With Bots

    There’s a digital ad fraud outbreak – one that gobbles up roughly $14 billion in advertising spend and between 25 and 50% of ad spend per campaign. White Ops CEO and cofounder Michael Tiffany likens the landscape to a cholera outbreak. Bots cause their devastation in a certain corner of the web and move on. White […]

  • Will Click-Fueled Content Marketing Crash?

    As the line between standard banner ads and content recommendations blurs, the need for quality control will proliferate, experts say. While companies use content as a branding tool, Sacha Xavier, partner and media and innovation director at Neo@Ogilvy questioned whether banners idly generating impressions drive any value. “While these ads have high click rates, are […]

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