Coronavirus and the future of the supply chain
It's possible to create a completely new experience by taking a fresh look at the supply chain at the physical, virtual and organizational level.
Blaise Lucey is Head of Global Content at Criteo. Having worked both on the agency and brand side, he has built content programs from the ground up for Fortune 500 companies and start-ups alike and is passionate about bringing great content to life.
Programmatic, branding, and what companies are missing: An interview with IAB’s Patrick Dolan
From a rejection of media trading to an embrace of data-centricity, contributor Blaise Lucey speaks to the IAB president about moving the industry forward.
Personalization & machine learning in 2018: From comms to content
Columnist Blaise Lucey discusses how marketers will need to look toward machine learning and data in 2018 to help them connect with their audiences.
Your brand vs. social algorithms: The conundrum of 2018
Brands are finding themselves at the mercy of algorithm changes from the likes of Instagram and Twitter. Columnist Blaise Lucey discusses what that will mean for your social and content strategy in 2018.
The latest social media craze for marketers: Going offline
Social media marketers can't afford to ignore in-person experiences. Columnist Blaise Lucey discusses how brands can merge online and offline experiences to increase their social audience's engagement.
Google’s big gamble on ad blocking and why you should care
Google's plan to release an ad blocker for Chrome could affect a sizable portion of the display market. Contributor Blaise Lucey explains what it means for marketers and how they can start rethinking display.
25 promotion tactics to ensure people actually see your content
So you have high-quality content. That doesn't mean much if it doesn't reach an audience. Columnist Blaise Lucey shares 25 ways to get people to take notice of your content.
How Life is Good built a content-first app with an 89% retention rate
Columnist Blaise Lucey takes a look at how lifestyle brand Life is Good developed an app that focuses on content, not just sales -- and why it keeps users coming back for more.
What a 32-step journey to a Bruno Mars album can teach marketers and tech companies
Columnist and Bitly senior content strategist Blaise Lucey recounts a circuitous user journey and discusses the lessons that marketers can learn from it.
Facebook Spaces & the risky virtualization of retail
As Facebook pushes into VR with Spaces, columnist and Bitly senior content strategist Blaise Lucey takes a look at how will virtual reality will affect ecommerce and the retail experience.
The art of social media minimalism
Feeling overwhelmed by all the social media options? Columnist and Bitly senior content strategist Blaise Lucey says it may be time to simplify and cut the clutter.
3 steps to take your influencer marketing to the next level
How can your message be heard through all the social media noise? Columnist and Bitly senior content strategist Blaise Lucey discusses the benefits of micro-influencers and how to ensure that they deliver.
2017: The age of social satellites
As web traffic and user engagement continue to drop, columnist and Bitly senior content strategist Blaise Lucey says it's time to think about creating modular pieces of content that orbit your central piece of content.
5 big things marketers actually have to start doing in 2017
Ready to make 2017 the year of optimization? Columnist and Bitly senior content strategist Blaise Lucey delves into five ways to get started.
Reviews: The most ignored, most important part of your social media strategy
Consumer reviews can make or break your brand. Columnist and Bitly senior content strategist Blaise Lucey explains how to make them a central part of your social media strategy.
The future of Instagram is spam
As more users and brands saturate Instagram, columnist and Bitly senior content strategist Blaise Lucey believes it's time to experiment with what works on the platform and figure out how to engage your audience.
Tracking the confusing reality of the cross-social experience
As users move across different channels, how do you keep track of the customer experience? Columnist Blaise Lucey explains how to create a cross-channel metric that can travel with the customer.
6 quick steps to jump-start your influencer marketing program
How do you make the most of your social influencers? Columnist Blaise Lucey explains how to craft a successful influencer marketing strategy and increase sales.
5 reasons your Facebook Ads aren’t working
Are your Facebook Ads producing mediocre results? Columnist and Bitly senior content strategist Blaise Lucey explains why and how you can fix the problem.
Customer experience in the age of disloyalty
In the age of the aggregator, the brand is irrelevant. Columnist Blaise Lucey says it's all about the customer experience and creating compelling content that's relevant to your audience.
A marketer’s first month as a Snapchat user
Are you still trying to make sense of the Snapchat craze? Columnist Blaise Lucey talks about his experience with the wildly popular social network and what marketers can gain by joining it.
7 reasons your Instagram Ads aren’t converting
Are your Instagram Ads a flop? Columnist and Bitly senior content strategist Blaise Lucey explains what you might be doing wrong.
Want real results from social? Start paying.
If you think your organic social media posts are delivering diminishing returns, you're not wrong. Columnist Blaise Lucey explains why pay-to-play is becoming the new norm for all social marketing.
The Engagement Crisis In Content Marketing And Social Media: Why It’s Happening And How To Fix It
Even as social channels are proliferating, engagement is dropping. Columnist Blaise Lucey discusses the reasons for the problem and what marketers should do in response.
The Publisher Turf Wars: Facebook Instant Articles, Ad Blocking And The Future
With the rise of ad blockers, reaching an audience is harder than ever before, but are platforms like Facebook Instant Articles the answer? Columnist Blaise Lucey explains why publishers should instead work to draw readers to their own apps.