Distributed publishers face the third-party measurement question
Facebook and Snapchat offer publishers more eyeballs, but will publishers need ComScore and Nielsen to audit those audiences for advertisers?
Facebook and Snapchat offer publishers more eyeballs, but will publishers need ComScore and Nielsen to audit those audiences for advertisers?
Here’s our daily recap of what happened in marketing technology, as reported on MarTech and other places across the web. From Marketing Land: London buses test out the first consumer experience of the Physical Web Mar 28, 2016 by Barry Levine The MyStop project transmits a URL to all nearby bus passengers with a supporting […]
New service employs machine learning to automatically segment users and determine the best time to send notifications.
Facebook plans to let people buy products in physical stores using Messenger, according to a report by The Information.
Working with one TV manufacturer at launch, the New York City-based DMP now expands your anonymized profile with your predilection for, say, car shows.
Here's our recap of what happened in online marketing today, as reported on Marketing Land and other places across the web.
Since Periscope's launch last March, more than 110 years of live video is watched daily via Twitter's live streaming video app.
If you missed our latest episode this past Friday, watch the video replay below featuring Ginny Marvin, Barry Levine, Tim Peterson and yours truly.
Penguin caused many in the local SEO world to become wary of link building, but there are still plenty of white-hat methods to garner links to local businesses. Columnist Will Scott explores three such tactics.
Politics and marketing have a lot in common. Contributor Timothy Carter explores the similarities between the two and shows what insights we marketers can glean from the political realm.
Personalization provider Cxense says its data shows that home page visitors may be fewer than social- or search-driven ones, but they’re more valuable.
Can you use data to predict the future? Columnist David Booth shows how predictive analytics can be used to take your marketing initiatives to another level.
The MyStop project transmits a URL to all nearby bus passengers with a supporting browser, leading to a browser-based web app containing the latest bus route info.
Marketing isn't all about spreadsheets or copywriting or data analysis. Contributor Sheldon Monteiro describes 3 key takeaways from SXSW Interactive and argues that world-changing big-picture ideas should be a regular part of every marketer's diet.
Here’s our recap of what happened in marketing technology, as reported on MarTech and other places across the web. From Marketing Land: Olapic acquires Piqora to boost its visual marketing platform Mar 25, 2016 by Tamar Weinberg Olapic acquires Piqora, giving marketers deeper insights and greater value of their visual content among sites like Pinterest […]
Google offered an initial look at the complete design overhaul AdWords will undergo over the next year.
Here's our recap of what happened in online marketing today, as reported on Marketing Land and other places across the web.
In the first installment of a new column, Editor-In-Chief Matt McGee talks about the decision to drop comments from our two websites.
Columnist Joy Hawkins gives a lesson in what NOT to do when optimizing Google My Business profiles, based on her experiences cleaning up spammy listings.
What's on the horizon for paid search? Columnist Mona Elesseily shares her predictions based on current trends in the search marketing world.
In the third installment of his series on cross-channel digital marketing, columnist Josh Dreller explains how search and display can work together to inform one another and drive results.
Olapic acquires Piqora, giving marketers deeper insights and greater value of their visual content among sites like Pinterest and Instagram.
How do you successfully track how your online campaigns are influencing consumers' offline activities? Columnist Mark Traphagen recaps a session at SMX West that explored the answer to this question and more.
If the device is released, one question is how it would handle search results and whether it would include ads.
Berlin-based global firm now offers ads from other networks to its clients, with targeted segmentation available through its Audience Platform.
How do you know if your social data efforts are making an impact on your business? Columnist Will McInnes outlines some key performance indicators that will help you know if you're making a difference.
Conversions are an important success metric, but they don't tell the whole story. Columnist Kristie Colby discusses the importance of taking the whole customer journey into account.
According to anti-bot service Distil Networks, 88 percent of all malicious bots are now "advanced persistent bots."
Here’s our daily recap of what happened in marketing technology, as reported on MarTech and other places across the web. From Marketing Land: Facebook Audience Network partners with third-party mediation platforms, including Twitter’s MoPub Mar 24, 2016 by Ginny Marvin The new Native Partner Program gives publishers using one of the approved mediation platforms access […]
Columnist Jordan Garner discusses the power of reviews and other user-generated content in fostering transparent two-way relationships between brands and customers.
Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Marketing Land and from other places across the web.
The new Native Partner Program gives publishers using one of the approved mediation platforms access to FAN formats and demand.
In Part 5 of an 8-part series on PPC brand bidding, columnist Lori Weiman shares her tips on how to deal with competitors who are bidding on your brand name.
Are you a PPC Unicorn or a PPC Donkey? Columnist Larry Kim shares data on CPA averages by industry so you can see how you measure up to the competition.
Facebook's video metrics have been enhanced to give marketers insights into viewer performance, broken down by day.
Retailers should be doing everything they can to increase mobile transactions.
When it comes time to choose your target keywords, what data should inform your decision? Columnist Paul Shapiro shares some helpful metrics to look at when evaluating which keywords to pursue.
MarTech Conference chair Scott Brinker sits down with industry visionaries to discuss the future of marketing technology, and columnist Derek Edmond recaps the highlights.
Outperforming your big brand competitors may seem like an impossible task, but contributor Stoney deGeyter believes that with a little work, you can exploit your rivals' weaknesses and come out on top.
Just getting started with A/B testing, or looking to fine-tune your strategy? Columnist Scott Heimes walks you through the essentials to help you get the most out of your email marketing program.