Demand Side Platforms (DSP) are used to setup and manage programmatic ad campaigns outside of the walled gardens, and across all publisher inventory, connected TV spots, and in-app content. Top DSPs like Amazon Advertising and Google’s Display and Video 360 are sophisticated tools that can set you apart from your competition. To individually access any of the market-leading DSPs, brands …
Digital Marketing Conference: Digital Summit Seattle 2019 Takeaways
Last month Digital Summit Seattle, a digital marketing conference, came to town and descended upon the Washington State Convention & Trade Center in Downtown Seattle. This two-day event provides a meeting of the minds to discuss the current and future digital marketing landscape for a wide range of companies and organizations — including national brands, CPG, agencies, service providers, technology …
Digital vs. Traditional Media Advertising: What’s best?
A common question we get asked in 2018 is what percentage of my marketing budget should be allocated to digital advertising versus traditional media advertising. This is such a complex question because every business and advertiser has unique products and needs. Digital advertising provides trackable metrics that give marketing managers numbers to “prove” effectiveness. When a digital ad campaign generates …
Does Pandora Radio advertising actually work?
I bet you listen to Pandora if you’re under 55. My mom listens to Pandora, and she’s 64. My kids do too. Pandora knows me by the stations I have and by the data available to them for accurately targeting me with ads. They have me so pegged. If you haven’t noticed before, start paying attention to the ads served …
Why you need UTM codes to track advertising results
Digital advertising and UTM codes go hand in hand. Like PB & J, you’ll wonder what you did without the two together. Here’s a quick marketing tip to give you the inside scoop on a tactic that will help you better track advertising results. Oh, wait, what is a UTM code? UTM stands for Urchin Tracking Module. Sounds fancy, right? …