Adopters, sceptics, brands and researchers debated the use of behavioural science in advertising at the Big Day of Data. Can it really herald a new era for marketing effectiveness?
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Heather has been working in neuro-marketing for over ten years, and is one of the founders of Neuro-Insight’s UK operation. Here, she tells Mediatel how neuroscience can be applied to advertising.
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WPP’s Mindshare has promoted Ruth Zohrer (pictured above) and Alan Weetch to its leadership team in a bid to “evolve its planning offer” across the UK.
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The Ozone Project – a joint digital ad sales house from News UK, Guardian and Telegraph – is welcome news and brings mutual benefits to advertisers and publishers, but agencies have expressed caution over aspects of the deal.
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In a rare display of unity, News UK, the Telegraph and the Guardian are to offer joint digital ad sales as they seek to offer better scale, a cleaner supply chain and easier buying options for advertisers.
The findings show that on a 12 month rolling basis to March 2018, combined revenue increased by 5.4% to £371m.