Get to know your customers by giving them something to do
It’s a new decade and, while the concept of interactive content is nothing new, marketers are finding new ways to put the medium to use.
Most industries are now driven by big data. But data, and the way it’s gathered and processed, is always changing and improving. Expect these top trends in 2020 for data-driven marketing.
Comparing data sources and the benefits of using a data exchange platform
The amount of data available at an organization’s fingertips is increasing at a dramatic rate. It’s estimated that 463 exabytes of data will be generated around the world every day by 2025.
In-market data gives you information on local consumers who have made an action, like expressed interest in buying a car. This data is crucial to helping you reach the right person at the right time.
How online and offline location data give your business a competitive advantage
Location data has been a part of the marketer’s toolbox for many years. It’s enabled companies to offer a brand new customer experience, catered to each individual person based on their actions and habits.
Out-of-home ads can sometimes feel impersonal, sending messages that don’t stick or reach the right audiences. Obtaining the right data, however, can make your displays more profitable.
A multichannel strategy is the best way to reach the modern consumer, using data as a guide
Identity-based marketing promises more-effective and more-efficient efforts to engage your best customers. Is your company prepared to make the most of it? Identity-based marketing is important for most businesses nowadays
How BDEX helped attract almost 25,000 new consumers, and a potentially huge new revenue stream, to a pet supply chain A major pet supplies retailer brought in nearly 25,000 new
The future is in people-based marketing, which targets individuals no matter the device they’re using The modern consumer doesn’t just connect with brands via their smartphone or desktop computer. GlobalWebIndex