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The Behavioral Economist’s POV On Marketing Measurement

Marketing measurement is often messed up for reasons that have been written about ad nauseum: an overreliance on imperfect models and vanity metrics, a lack of true experimentation and unrealistic expectations about precision. But there’s another, more prosaic reason why marketers often fail to embrace a better, more rigorous approach to measurement – and that’s a […]

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Apple eases App Store rules after court ruling, Spotify first to act

Following a federal court ruling that found the firm in violation of a previous injunction, Apple has revised its App Store payment policies. Developers in the United States can now include direct links to external payment platforms in their iOS apps, allowing users to make purchases outside of Apple’s system. The change comes after US…

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Getting Into The Measurement Game With Independent Media Veteran Allie Lichtenberg

Over the past 13 years, Allie Lichtenberg has seen many different facets of the ad tech industry. In advance of her presentation, “The New Measurement Fundamentals,” AdExchanger sat down with Lichtenberg to ask what she thinks the larger ad tech world needs to understand about measurement. The post Getting Into The Measurement Game With Independent

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Marketing Briefing: Check in with marketers after the first 100 days of President Trump’s policies

If you were to sum up the first 100 days of Trump’s presidency — a milestone we just passed on April 30 — with one word you’d likely use “uncertain” to do so. And for marketers, well, uncertainty is toxic. There’s been an expectation of chaos this time around, but that expectation doesn’t make the

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