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Jun
24
Why Broad Reach Media Plans Cause Brand Campaigns to Fail…and what to do about it
In: addressable marketing, advertising, brand marketing, MMA Global, Movable Middle, performance marketing
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May
16
Escape the Dead Zones…What’s Really Killing Your Ad Performance
In: ad waste, addressable marketing, advertising, Advertising ROI, brand marketing, Movable Middle
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Broad reach media plans don’t build brands — they bury them…in Dead Zones, where ad impressions are engineered to fail.
Apr
9
It is predictable that big share brands generate higher ROAS
In: Advertising ROI, Movable Middle, ROAS
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How can a smaller share brand compete with a reduced ad budget? advantage? Construct audiences where it is a larger share brand.
Dec
28
Cracking the Ad Responsiveness Code: A Tale of Two Theories
In: advertising, advertising effectiveness, Movable Middle, Reach, targeting
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A new approach to contrast Movable Middle and broad reach media planning theories proves which is best.
Sep
30
How to Improve Advertising Attentiveness
In: advertising, advertising attentiveness, advertising effectiveness, MMA Global, Movable Middle
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The most certain way to get more consumers to pay attention to your advertising is by targeting advertising to those who give a sh!t about your brand.