RetailMeNot New CMO Hits The Ground Running, Taking Over As The Holiday Retail Season Begins
Get to Know: Marissa Tarleton, CMO for RetailMeNot, Inc. in North America
Get to Know: Marissa Tarleton, CMO for RetailMeNot, Inc. in North America
Can't get content marketing buy-in? Columnist Kerry Jones gives you a roadmap for explaining the long-term benefits of an on- and off-site content strategy.
New data from Criteo shows Cyber Monday is now part of a continuum of online demand rather than the pinnacle of ecommerce holiday sales.
Appnext Manager enables mobile publishers to manage direct CPI inventory sales programmatically.
Following Facebook's impressive Q3 earnings last week, columnist Andrew Waber highlights some key advertising trends on the social network that marketers should take heed of for 2016.
New measurements emphasize customer engagement and retention.
Here’s our daily recap of what happened in marketing technology today, as reported on MarTech and other places across the web. From Marketing Land: Adobe Becomes A Second-Party Data Matchmaker With The Release Of Its Audience Marketplace Nov 10, 2015 by Barry Levine Part of the company’s Marketing Cloud, the Marketplace is focused on helping […]
Overstock saw a large drop in their stock price today. A contributor to the decline was an Google algorithm shift.
In conjunction with the announcement of a new product called “Marchex Display Analytics,” the company released a report that shows display ads aren’t getting credit for all the calls they’re delivering. The report (reg. req’d) is titled “The Missing 98 Percent: Why Display Advertising Isn’t Getting the Credit It Deserves.” In order to generate the […]
The first of a three-part series on how Android Marshmallow's features and capabilities may impact the future of mobile search. Contributor Cindy Krum explores Google's Private Index and discusses screen crawling.
Now that Facebook's Universal Search includes public posts, columnist Wesley Young takes a look at the pros and cons of using Facebook for Local Search.
Here's our recap of what happened in online marketing today, as reported on Marketing Land and other places across the web.
Part of the company’s Marketing Cloud, the Marketplace is focused on helping publishers find partners for their first-party customer data.
The brand behind Barbie offers a message of female empowerment in its top-ranking ad, showing what happens when girls are free to imagine they can be anything.
Columnists Mary Wallace and Mike Samuels believe CMOs and their marketing organizations need to get better at what they do. How? It's all about aligning their processes, people and infrastructure.
Subscribe button will give people a way to be notified when their favorite public figures start live broadcasts. Facebook reports big audiences for VIPs.
Facebook-owned network launches program with 40 partners to help with ad tech, community management and content marketing.
With Halloween behind us, it's full steam ahead! Columnist Katy Keim shares tips to help retail marketers prepare for the holiday shopping season.
In-Pin search results will only include organic Pins, but that doesn't mean it won't be a lure for marketers.
Columnist Jason Warnock believes spicing up your email marketing by collaborating with another brand in unexpected ways can be a win-win for both organizations.
The feature brings a complaining customer or would-be customer on social media directly to a live chat window.
Here’s our daily recap of what happened in marketing technology, as reported on MarTech and other places across the web. From Marketing Land: Pinterest Launches In-Pin Search To Help Users Pinpoint Specific Items Nov 9, 2015 by Greg Finn A new in-Pin search tool will be a major boon for users looking to find a […]
The WhoToo data is the key new feature in Demandbase’s newly announced B2B Data Cloud.
Like Google, Facebook is under fire in Europe from privacy regulators. Today, the company said it would appeal a decision by a court in Belgium that ordered Facebook to stop collecting data on users’ browsing behavior when they’re not logged in to the site. The lawsuit was filed earlier this year by the Belgian privacy […]
The European Commission (EC) and other European Parliamentary Committees are working to “harmonize” copyright laws across Europe. There’s a fragmented set of laws and enforcement structures that the EC wants to fix pursuant to its ambition to create a single digital market. This makes considerable sense as Europe seeks to compete globally and to provide […]
Rating service wants to ensure fast-loading AMP pages are credited properly to publishers.
Here's our recap of what happened in online marketing today, as reported on Marketing Land and other places across the web.
W3Techs says WordPress's two closest competitors combine for less than five percent usage across the web.
Fresh off Facebook's hitting the 8-billion-view mark last week, Snapchat confirms a stat that has tripled since May.
Is your mobile tracking actually working? Columnist Craig Weinberg offers some insight into how you can capture the right data to help you know if you’re meeting your goals.
Columnist Ratko Vidakovic delves into the many faces of ad fraud and the underlying reasons why it exists in the first place.
At the Web Summit conference in Dublin, industry experts discuss the rise of ad blockers and how marketers should respond. Columnist Matt Clough is on hand to bring you all the details.
Columnist Nick Iyengar suggests that KPI frameworks can help organizations to better understand which metrics to focus on and develop more specific hypotheses for optimization efforts.
Here’s our daily recap of what happened in marketing technology, as reported on MarTech and other places across the web. From Marketing Land: Yahoo Image Search Adds Personalized Photos From Your Flickr Collection Nov 6, 2015 by Barry Schwartz Flickr users can now search Yahoo Image Search and find images from their own personal collection […]
Analytics company announces Predictive Campaigns product for commanding an integrated marketing platform to deliver the next best offer or message.
A new in-Pin search tool will be a major boon for users looking to find a specific item -- No search queries required.
Janice Duffy has been vindicated by the Supreme Court of South Australia in her case against Google. While that’s good for Dr. Duffy, the case sets a problematic precedent that could impair online speech and create broad liability for “secondary publishers” such as Google, Facebook and others. Roughly six years ago, Duffy was embroiled in […]
The Partnership for a Healthier America, along with Y&R and VML New York, aim to give the ultimate healthy drink the same marketing sizzle enjoyed by the sugary sort.
Here's our recap of what happened in online marketing today, as reported on Marketing Land and other places across the web.
The CEOs of the newly combined company, generating annual revenue of more than $1 billion, outline their direction forward.