Mediatel caught up with attendees at this year’s Dmexco – from senior and seasoned names, to ambitious new start-ups – to see what they think are the biggest digital marketing trends we should watch out for.
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Although some titles recorded declines – the Financial Times, the Guardian and Observer were hardest hit, all down -2% – many other titles saw circulations rise.
From Monday the cover price of the Daily Mail is set to rise from 65p to 70p. The 5p increase is the first weekday rise since February 2016.
The Telegraph is pursuing a registration-first strategy, having found that its registered users produce five times the value of an anonymous individual in terms of future revenue and long term return.
Speaking to Mediatel at Dmexco 2018, Damon Reeve said he wants publishers to be the primary decision makers in a market where they are currently on the periphery.
Richard Foan, executive chairman of the Joint Industry Committee for Web Standards (JICWEBS), is to step down at the end of 2018 – exactly 20 years since the foundation of the original committee.
In her new role Helen Lee will head-up the running of Wunderman’s new business and marketing across the UK.
Full report available at: Mediatel Connected > Connected Surveys > Data
