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Pope Francis, Donald Trump, H.H. the Dalai Lama and Jack Ma walk into a marketing conference…and Most Contagious 2017 begins.
When it comes to the EU’s new General Data Protection Regulation, 7 out of 10 marketers are in the dark. Maybe you’re one of them. Since the regulation came into force in 2018, anyone marketing to people within the EU needs to be fully GDPR compliant. This means making major changes to how you capture and process consumer data and how your consumers interact with your brand online through your website or your app.
Ignore GDPR and you run the risk of heavy fines and damage to your reputation. But you don’t need to face this alone. At WFA we’re working hard to give members the advice they need.
The EU Pledge is a commitment by leading food & beverage companies to the European Commission’s Platform for Action on Diet, Physical Activity and Health, supported by the World Federation of Advertisers (WFA).
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In line with the Terms of Reference of the EU Platform for Action on Diet, Physical Activity and Health, EU Pledge signatories are required to monitor and report on the implementation of their commitments. EU Pledge member companies have committed to carry out independent, third-party compliance monitoring of the two central EU Pledge commitments every year in a representative sample of EU Member States.
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Meeting headlines: 1. Media auditing: an increasing need for change 2. Evolving the relationship with agencies through performance evaluations 3. Towards calculating return on relationships 4. Influencers: from tactical to strategic sourcing
Priorities for WFA regarding the AVMSD revision.
Not fully aware of the implications of GDPR? You’re not alone.
In a year where the technicalities and transparency issues of media came under severe scrutiny, great brand stories are a critical counterpoint to the current challenges of media governance.
Meeting headlines: 1. Overcoming internal media resourcing issues 2. “I just want the receipts from all my transactions” – programmatic audits for full transparency 3. “It’s not sexy but it plays an important role” – the changing face of ‘independent media advisors’
This webinar with Ebiquity explains how you can develop a holistic attribution system that takes the best of these approaches to provide the correct overall scaling of different media channels whilst providing the necessary detail of digital media performance that digital marketers crave.
Meeting headlines: 1. Global & local marketing sourcing: it pays to talk 2. Towards improved productivity and transparency in production 3. The future of agency rosters models: “can you really afford a business partner?” 4. Evolving marketing procurement metrics: from cost to value/ROI/efficiency
Stackla surveyed 2,000 adults in the US, UK and Australia, examining the content being created and shared online, and what influences consumers’ purchasing decisions most.
Members of the global consumer insight community address how to develop companies into insights-led organisations.
…actually an acronym: GDPR. Standing for General Data Protection Regulation, EU’s new data rules are set to be one of the biggest disruptions to privacy law in two decades.
Meeting materials for WFA members.
Meeting headlines: 1. Are auditors are fit for purpose? 2. “Mind the bookends” – getting control of programmatic management 3. “Putting together a quilt of best practices” – transforming media organisations
Meeting headlines: 1. Evolving from procurement-centric to business-centric metrics 2. APAC Print/POSM in a global context 3. ROI Nirvana: from buying better to allocating better 4. Agency performance evaluations
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Meeting headlines: 1. Sexy CMI: creating a culture of insights; 2. Keeping longitudinal projects relevant - for the long-term; 3. New platforms: getting answers without asking questions;