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Oct
11
What will it take to get multi-touch marketing right?
In: advertising, data driven marketing, data science, digital marketing, DMP, facebook, marketing mix modeling, Mobile marketing Association, MTA, Multi Touch Attribution, programmatic advertising, shopper journey
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Aug
2
Tools that will help you manage social media information overload
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I am connected to thousands via social media to stay ahead of marketing developments. Here are the tools and resources I use to prevent information overload.
Feb
26
Holes! paraphrased from the CEO of Black and Decker telling investors that no one wants 1/4″ drillbits but plenty of people want 1/4″ holes. Marketing organizations need research to create a culture of learning…and that means you need continuous listening for the unexpected. This becomes really clear when you read Pete Blackshaw’s latest column in […]