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Put Down The Remote: A Strategic View Of TV Investment

For over a year now, audiences have been changing channels (pun intended). In today’s day and age, a robust healthcare media mix covers a variety of channels, including television, digital, social media, audio, out-of-home and others, all dedicated to one goal: targeting the right audience at the right time with the right message. Though this […]

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AI takes centre stage at DMWF Asia 2025: marketing leaders converge in Singapore

The Digital Marketing World Forum (DMWF) Asia is set to return to Singapore’s Marina Bay Sands on February 26-27, 2025, bringing together the region’s most influential marketing leaders for a dive into the future of digital marketing and technology. This year’s forum places a special emphasis on AI integration and automation, featuring an impressive lineup…

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Most brands have social commerce strategy, but little community management

Research has revealed that nearly a third of global consumer brands have no social commerce strategy in place despite the growing importance of social shopping platforms. The study of senior marketers at 70 global consumer brands found that while 70% have implemented social commerce strategies, significant gaps remain in how businesses approach social selling and…

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Ticket Sales Or Ad Sales?; The Birds-Eye View-Through

The Golden Ticket Spotify wants to sell you concert tickets. It’s a pretty obvious next step for a streaming audio business. Spotify knows people’s music preferences and could easily extrapolate their likelihood to pay to attend a nearby show. Monetizing music “super fans” is Spotify’s big opportunity. But actually doing it is pretty complicated, writes

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Publishers’ event videos gain traction on LinkedIn

LinkedIn is encouraging publishers that are part of its pre-roll video advertising program to post more on the platform, and publishers are meeting that demand with little additional effort, in part by clipping videos taken at their conferences and other events. According to Adam Banicki, Fortune’s head of video. Fortune has signed three brand deals

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While client climate commitments waver, some media agencies are doubling down

When ad agencies first began signing up to the B Corp movement, execs hoped the climate-friendly status would appeal to new clients and draw industry recruits (as well as further environmental causes). Agency leaders still cling to that hope, but they do so in a changed political environment. Last week, Stagwell media agency Assembly certified

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Future of TV Briefing: A Q&A with Roku’s Sarah Harms about streaming ad measurement

This week’s Future of TV Briefing features an interview with Roku’s vp of ad marketing and measurement Sarah Harms about the streaming ad measurement landscape. Q&A Nielsen’s January 2025 Gauge report YouTube’s farm league for streaming shows, ESPN’s F1 exit and more Q&A This year’s TV and streaming advertising upfront market is — somehow —

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A principal media side-effect: avoiding the word ‘agency’ in contracts with clients

Much has been written in the last year about how principal media has grown in use among major holding company agencies — and how little clients seem to know about the practice. Even though it’s been going on for years, the topic has grabbed headlines as it has had a significant role in profit generation

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