Google tells CPG marketers, to improve digital performance, move away from sole reliance on marketing mix models towards measuring Key Value Tasks and their downstream impact.
Apr
9
Improve digital marketing with new ROI metrics, Google tells CPG marketers
In: advertising, digital marketing, path to purchase, shopper marketing
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Apr
5
Google flunks CPG marketers…See me after class
In: advertising, digital marketing, marketing, media, path to purchase, retail, shopper insights
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In my interview with Google, they flunk CPG marketers, “You get a 3 out of 10”. If you look at where the dollars are still spent, the shift isn’t happening as dramatically as it should. Mentality: I’ll leave it to the next guy to jump off the cliff.
Apr
3
My interview with Google: for CPG how important is digital in the path to purchase
In: advertising, digital marketing, path to purchase, retail, shopper insights, shopper marketing
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My interview with Google revealed searches on Google.com related to recipes are up 38% in 2011 over 2010. And it’s a huge number. It’s 7.8 billion recipe-related searches on Google.com.
Jan
5
Six ideas for building brand loyalty when all shoppers are becoming system beaters
In: branding, digital marketing, facebook, path to purchase, shopper marketing, social media, twitter
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So, is this the end of branding? What should marketers and retailers do if shoppers are forever transformed into system beaters? Here are 6 tips for brands to build loyalty in this new marketing environment.
Dec
15
A holiday gift of food…for thought
In: advertising, behavioral economics, digital marketing, facebook
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A gift of food for thought to thank you for a great year of learning and accomplishment for Rubinson Partners and I wanted to thank my clients, academic sponsors at NYU, network of resources and thought partners such as Judah Phillips web analytics guru at Monster, Erwin Ephron, Dave Lundahl founder at InsightsNow, Pat Hanlon (author of Primal Branding), and Frank Cotignola at Kraft.