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Why Google is Going to Dominate TV Ads

Convince & Convert

Image via BigStockPhoto.com Google wants to transform television advertising once and for all. A really fascinating announcement from Google recently about their move into television advertising. But, Fiber also has a very robust television offering. They shut it down in 2009. I think somebody in Atlanta likes this show.

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The First-Mover Advantage, Explained

Hubspot

After WWII, Frosted Flakes, Tony the Tiger, and television advertising further cemented their status as the favorite cereal brand. Remember when Amazon only sold books? Ironically, Amazon has even encroached on Barnes & Noble’s physical store stronghold over the past few years. million riders.

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A guide for your digital advertising strategy in a crisis

Choozle

Millions of consumers will be streaming music and television shows, and will still need to shop, which makes connected TV and audio advertising an ideal solution. This audio content can be streamed on a variety of devices like desktop, mobile phones, over-the-top televisions, and smart speakers. Impact on user behavior during a crisis.

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Influencer Marketing: What is it and Why Should You be Doing it?

Onalytica B2B

Consumers are trusting logos less and humans more; no longer are they treating newspaper and television adverts as gospel, but they’re trusting recommendations from their peers and even strangers more. “There comes a time when every marketer faces the challenge of how to build brand credibility.

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MarketingSherpa Marketing Summit, Richard Fouts of Gartner talks Social Media and Communications

Smashmouth Marketing

In the fourth of a series of Thought Leader interviews for MarketingSherpa's 6th Annual B2B Marketing Summit 2009 , we talk to Richard Fouts, research director at Gartner, Inc., Every television commercial for IBM tells you to go to their web site. an information technology research and advisory company. But things go in cycles.

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MarketingSherpa Marketing Summit, Richard Fouts of Gartner talks Social Media and Communications

Smashmouth Marketing

In the fourth of a series of Thought Leader interviews for MarketingSherpa's 6th Annual B2B Marketing Summit 2009 , we talk to Richard Fouts, research director at Gartner, Inc., Every television commercial for IBM tells you to go to their web site. an information technology research and advisory company. But things go in cycles.

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The Sequel Paradox, in 11 Charts

Contently

Reboots, like 2009’s Star Trek , typically earn more money than their predecessors. In fact, most saga movie series are adapted from previously successful books or television shows. Between Netflix, Amazon, and Hulu originals, I think we’re going to see a lot of interesting original movie bets placed in the future.