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Webinar with DataXu. Cross-device. Multi-screen. Cross channel. These are the latest buzz words you’re likely hearing in the industry, day after day. For many marketers, linking consumers and devices is the next step in making marketing more effective, and brands around the world are tapping the latest strategies and technologies to make this happen today.
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Global brands are improving their ability to brief for integrated communications but some familiar failings remain, according to a new survey from the WFA. The results indicate that while many advertisers have improved their briefing there is still work to do on lack of alignment, clarity and timing.
An overview of some of the key elements of the proposed ePrivacy revision.
One of my old agency colleagues said to me the other day: ”Clients routinely overrate themselves and underrate their agencies.” Whether you think this is harsh probably depends on which side of the fence you work.
The Data & Technology workshops considered how organisations should be approaching their technology and programmatic model choices; how they might adopt processes to better exploit data, and how can this account for global vs local structures.
The following, non-exhaustive list, emerged from a WFA member-only round-table discussion during a CDO Forum.
Challenges with contracts, transparency and remuneration are considerable and commonplace among members. The Transparency & Contracts workshops considered solutions to some challenges.
Many WFA members have identified a lack of skilled resource as one of their major transformation challenges. The People & Capabilities workshops considered approaches companies should be considering to build capability worldwide.
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The Coalition for Better Ads has released initial Better Ads Standards for desktop and mobile web that reflect consumer advertising preferences in North American and European markets. The initial Better Ads Standards are based on research during which consumers were asked to read articles on simulated high quality content pages, and then to rate comparatively the different ad experiences they received. Over 25,000 consumers rated 104 ad experiences for desktop web and mobile web. The Coalition’s research identifies the ad experiences in both North America and Europe that ranked lowest across a range of user experience factors, and that are most highly correlated with an increased propensity for consumers to adopt ad blockers. These results define initial Better Ads Standards that identify the ad experiences that fall beneath a threshold of consumer acceptability.
WFA's Matt Green will walk through the major findings from WFA’s recent report on programmatic.
Internet users rarely agree on anything. Except maybe one thing.
The first CMOFORUM of the year kicked off in Singapore in February.
Mobile World Congress is big. Surprisingly big.