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Media Planning: How to Leverage Premium Assets to Create More Engaging Digital Ads

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How to Leverage Premium Assets to Create More Engaging Digital Ads
Guest   |  Media Planning  |  Comment  print  Email  Share it on Twitter  Share it on Facebook  Share it on LinkedIn
home-pictela by Ed Barnes, Senior Director, Product & Engineering, Pictela/AOL Networks Research shows that rich, interactive ads with advanced functionality and highly relevant content are key to capturing the attention of audiences who increasingly tune out static banners. Assets such as striking photos, compelling videos and interactive social apps are great building blocks for high-engagement premium ad formats, which can in turn help advertisers maximize campaign ROI and publishers drive...


Fortune 100 Brands Missing the Mobile Opportunity [Study]
Jessica Lee  |  Mobile  |  Comment  print  Email  Share it on Twitter  Share it on Facebook  Share it on LinkedIn
Smartphones have outsold feature phones for the first time A new scorecard from The Search Agency compares what some of the biggest brands are doing (or not doing) when it comes to delivering a mobile experience for users. While no one company in the Fortune 100 received a perfect score of 5, brands with the top scores included: Coca-Cola and FedEx tied in with 4.49 TIAA-CREF and Walgreens tied with 4.24 Liberty Mutual scored 4.19 The average score for all companies in the study was 2.31 out of 5. The Search Agency measured...


Google Closes Knowing vs. Doing Gap in New Edition of Mobile Playbook
Matt Kapko  |  Mobile  |  Comment  print  Email  Share it on Twitter  Share it on Facebook  Share it on LinkedIn
the-mobile-playbook Mobile marketing is no longer an aspirational play for some new pie in the sky. The biggest challenge today, according to Google, is educating or training marketers how to deliver on mobile's promise, with the right strategies and processes for specific goals. Taking a fresh look at the mobile landscape, Google has outlined five critical questions that businesses should address when developing a mobile strategy. The company published its latest recommendations and examples in the...


The Battle of the Ages… Literally
Jeanniey Mullen  |  Publishing  |  Comment  print  Email  Share it on Twitter  Share it on Facebook  Share it on LinkedIn
Pikemen at a recreation of the Battle of Bosworth Field Did you know that 78 percent of teenagers ages 12-17 own a cell phone? How about the fact that teen girls use their smartphone as their primary access tool to get to the internet? Pew Research shared these statistics and many more over the past few months, as they produced research surrounding technology and lifestyle integrations. Additional research from Pew and others shared one more very important point to ponder: Baby Boomers currently have the highest amount of disposable...


One Screen, Two Screens, We All Scream for Multi-Screens
David Toner  |  Video  |  Comment  print  Email  Share it on Twitter  Share it on Facebook  Share it on LinkedIn
multiscreenbreakingbad In the past 10 days, I believe we've seen the pinnacle of screen convergence. The concept of first screen, second screen and--more recently--third screen has been around for a while. It's not a zero sum game anymore, though; brands can win, broadcasters can win, digital & social media can win, and most importantly, the consumer always wins. As the story goes, once upon the time, traditional TV networks like CBS, NBC, ABC and Fox were threatened by the cable networks, then by the...



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Burt’s Bees Vines Cast Products in Classic Lit in #6SecondClassics
The brand’s Classics campaign also includes Instagram content featuring the brand’s founder, Burt Shavitz.
Lisa Lacy  |  Strategies  |  Print version

Say Goodbye to the Age of Generalizations: How Social Data Changes Everything
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John Elkaim  |  Social Integration  |  Print version

Facebook Removes Visibility in Search Privacy Control
Facebook has removed the "Who can look up your Timeline by name?" search feature. All users will now show up whenever someone types their name in the Facebook search bar. You'll have to adjust your privacy settings on past posts.
Carly Page  |  Social Media  |  Print version

“Not Provided” World Just the Beginning of a Marketer’s Challenge
"Not provided" keyword data makes data analysis difficult, but just wait until cookie tracking becomes virtually nonexistent and we are required instead to rely on Google, Microsoft and Apple's own tracking capabilities in order to access conversion data from multiple sources.
Andrew Beckman  |  Search Marketing  |  Print version

Data is Great, But the Value is in the Insights
Any conversation around marketing analytics must focus on the insights that we glean, not just the data that we analyze.
Stephanie Miller  |  Marketing Automation  |  Print version

Are You Sabotaging Business Data with Inaction?
Robert Miller shares four simple steps for analysts who find clients resistant to taking action on reporting recommendations.
Robert Miller  |  Actionable Analysis  |  Print version

Pinterest Introduces Promoted Pins to Select Audiences for Testing
Users will start seeing promoted pins in their pin stream. Pinterest has officially begun including promoted pins, which appear almost identical to regular pins.
Jennifer Slegg  |  Social Media  |  Print version

Tweet or Like That Show? Twitter & Facebook Compete for TV Broadcaster Partnerships
Facebook and Twitter are competing to show greater advertising value to TV networks as real-time content and screen convergence rule the day.
Yuyu Chen  |  Social Media  |  Print version

Folgers Extends from Cup to Screen with Good News Hubs
The coffee brand has created The Best Part, a news community focused on positive content on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
Lisa Lacy  |  Strategies  |  Print version

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