Three Ways Digital Advertisers Can Prepare for iOS 15
There are a few things we can always rely on happening every fall: children go back to school, leaves start changing colors and falling off trees, and Apple releases a
There are a few things we can always rely on happening every fall: children go back to school, leaves start changing colors and falling off trees, and Apple releases a
Targeting an ideal consumer segment by using the right data science to better understand what its buying intent will be, has just become more critical than ever for companies
The way we use data to target audiences is constantly evolving. The first phase in targeting was fairly simple in that we relied on only a few simple demographics, like
For contemporary email marketers, big data management is a critical tool for segmenting email lists and delivering relevant content offers. However, a recent survey of 1,300 email professionals indicated a
Marketers understand that you simply can’t build audience groups on pure demographic factors. After all, Prince Charles of England and rocker Ozzy Osbourne are both British males of the same
In a previous blog post, we discussed the benefits of having a centralized marketplace, a location where brands, retailers, and agencies can source any type of third-party data they need.
According to retailnext.net, at least four trillion dollars’ worth of merchandise was abandoned in online shopping carts in 2014 and over half of that amount is likely recoverable. So how
Data sourcing has never been a piece of cake. Brands, retailers, and agencies are always looking for the newest, most relevant data, but since the information first-party data provides is
With the new year comes resolutions, and though vowing to exercise more regularly or cut down on carbs is a worthy personal resolution, it’s important to make professional promises as
Marketers may be hesitant to invest in third-party big data insights due to poor reputation. Digiday blasted the products of many big data vendors as “cheap, plentiful, [and] inaccurate, citing