The Internet of Things means products and services can connect directly to the consumer – so why do you want to put a piece of advertising in the way of that, argues futurist Tracey Follows.
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Industry is “obsessed with squeezing the last micro-dollar out of costs” but no one is looking at the value side of longer-term brand building, a leading marketing consultant has said.
Working with a mail producer, media agency and a small group of clients, the trial will see how cookies can be matched with postal data to target “high value prospects” with a physical ad rather than email or display ad.
The ex-managing director of Initiative has today launched Communication Partners UK to fill a “recognisable gap” in the UK’s media planning and buying landscape.
Annual global IP traffic will surpass the zettabyte threshold in 2016, and the two zettabyte threshold in 2019, according to a new forecast from Cisco – that’s a 1 with a 21 zeros behind it…
The chiefs of the UK’s biggest magazine publishers were talking with confidence at the 2015 PPA Festival – with signals that magazine brands will continue to move far beyond the printed page.
The share of all radio listening via a digital platform now stands at 39.6%, up from 36.6% for the corresponding period last year.
The new app will support geo-targeted, in-stream and native advertising – but Trinity Mirror is still committed to print and wants to win the “going backwards” race.
The unnamed companies are set to use ad blocking tech developed by Israeli start-up Shine and would prevent ads from loading in web pages and apps.
IAB psychologist Dr Simon Hampton warns brands that once the connected future starts reflecting back to us what we don’t want to know we will turn it off.