Facebook Like And Share Buttons To Power Ad Targeting Based On Sites And Apps Users Visit
The omnipresent Facebook buttons used on other sites and apps pass browsing data that will soon be available for ad targeting.
The omnipresent Facebook buttons used on other sites and apps pass browsing data that will soon be available for ad targeting.
As concerns for and by publishers rise about ad blocking, the most popular new one for iOS bows out.
Why are so many advertisers still relying on click-through rate as the primary performance metric for their display campaigns? Columnist Roger Williams discusses the factors hindering the industry's shift towards viewability.
As publishers face the challenges of a cross-device world, they need to embrace emerging technologies and remember to look toward actual human teams for solutions, says columnist Hagai Tal.
In this conclusion of a two-part series, columnist Daniel Faggella explores his favorite tactics for converting your traffic into leads and buyers.
CEO Jonah Peretti says that more than 75% of the company's total content views come on non-BuzzFeed networks. Facebook video generates 27% and Snapchat 21%.
As digital advertising evolves to reach consumers on a whole new level, it's more important than ever to engage with them and make them part of the conversation, says columnist Alex LePage.
Twitter-owned video streaming app gives broadcasters a landing page for the desktop.
Named an Amazon preferred partner, Shopify is rolling out new integrations for Amazon Webstore owners.
A look at the broader implications for marketing data if content blockers are widely adopted in iOS 9.
The Mars candy brand takes a page from Coca-Cola by offering 21 different packaging choices related to it's "You're Not You When You're Hungry," campaign, with each wrapper representing a different "symptom" of hunger.
Here's our recap of what happened in online marketing today, as reported on Marketing Land and other places across the web.
Twitter gives Coca-Cola the first crack at using the internet's playful shorthand for brand promotion on the network.
After demanding the false claims and robocalls stop more than a year ago, Google brings legal action against the agency.
It's the first time Pinterest has released monthly user figures. The company continues to make the case that its audience is uniquely receptive to marketing.
Search and social don't have to live in separate silos. Columnist Paul Shapiro discusses how your social media marketing and search efforts can work together.
Marketers can pull up data on other websites to see historic or recent search query and conversion activity based on click activity culled from a large consumer panel.
How can agencies tap into technological innovation when the best developers want to work for start-ups or tech companies? We discuss this dilemma with the head of one mid-sized agency that's put an interesting solution in place.
Moat will provide third-party verification for Facebook video ad viewability to start.
Is your digital analytics data is being presented clearly and honestly? Columnist Alan K'necht explains why you need an analytics audit — and why it should be conducted by an independent body.
The online marketing world is brimming with assumptions that aren't backed up with data. Columnist Brian Massey offers up some strategies for overcoming these biases.
Globally, spending among B2B advertisers helped drive overall increase in average advertiser spend.
Formerly known as InsideVault, QuanticMind says funds will be used to expand operational infrastructure.
Move over, moms — fathers are reportedly taking a greater role in family purchases, “specifically fathers 25–40,” according to a recent article on CNBC. We’ve previously exposed the myriad ways to target moms in Facebook. In this edition of aimClear’s Psychographic Targeting Hot House, Merry Morud, Creative Strategist, digs into dads. Men + Demographics > […]
E-commerce firm says it will give all its clients the ability to create Shop sections on their Facebook Pages in the "coming weeks."
A second ad blocker also hits number five for iTunes; both work only with Safari, don't block ads in Chrome or within apps.
Here's our recap of what happened in online marketing today, as reported on Marketing Land and other places across the web.
CEO Robert Thomson calls Unruly a "feisty and creative" company that will help News Corp broaden its digital and mobile video expertise.
According to the Q2 Global Video Index from Ooyala, mobile will account for 50% of all video plays by the end of the year.
Columnist Andrew Waber digs into the results of a recent study that aims to give online marketers some insight into planning their holiday advertising strategies.
Don't be stuck with an outdated marketing model. Columnist Andrew Ruegger explains why marketers need to embrace a "blueshift" and take advantage of the new tools of today.
The upcoming Matt Damon film gets the full geeky treatment from the software company, which has embedded marketing elements into a variety of its products.
TV has resisted the internet in multiple ways that have eluded other media. It has been able to hold on to its audience and ad revenues while other traditional media have seen fragmentation and revenue declines. All that is coming to an end however as cable TV faces increasing pressure from cord cutters, over-the-top video […]
What's the secret behind the popularity of Reddit AMAs? Columnist Kerry Jones shares some tips on what content marketers can learn from some of the most successful AMAs about building a loyal following.
Integration with Pinterest allows fashion retailer to offer customers the ability to browse according to their "color DNA."
Prompted by a complaint from Russian search engine Yandex, in February, Russia’s competition regulator opened an antitrust investigation into Google control over Android. Earlier today, the regulator ruled in favor of Yandex and against Google. Google has yet to receive the formal ruling, which has also not been publicly released. However, if the ruling holds, […]
Suit alleges that Twitter eavesdrops on private chats to benefit its advertising business. Plaintiff is seeking class action status for all Americans who have sent or received a Twitter DM.
The new cloud aims to process huge amounts of device data and help businesses build customer profiles, take actions and respond directly to customers based on IoT events.
Here's our recap of what happened in online marketing today, as reported on Marketing Land and other places across the web.
Mark Zuckerberg says the social network is close to testing a way for people to express emotions with a shorthand interaction.