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Why Martech Companies Should Be Terrified of Facebook, Google, and Amazon

Contently

In ad tech, there’s Facebook and Google, and then there’s everyone else. In the first quarter of 2016, revenue rose 21 percent year over year, according to the Interactive Advertising Bureau—but 90 percent of that growth went to Facebook and Google. ” Look at it this way: E-commerce companies need to be on Amazon.

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5 Disruptions to Marketing, Part 3: Vertical Competition

chiefmartech

Vertical competition presents a greater strategic threat than horizontal competition. VERTICAL COMPETITION. However, there is another kind of competition known as vertical competition. Vertical competitors compete on how much they get to wrest from the total relative to each other. give us digital everything.

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Market Expansion: Three Approaches for Companies Looking to Grow

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The other quadrants include customer loyalty , offer expansion , and company transformation. This concept represents the full amount of companies or consumers that could become customers or the total revenue possible for a product to generate. How a company already performs in a new market. Let’s explore some examples.

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How To Use Facebook Video Ads to Generate B2B Leads

KoMarketing Associates

As social media platforms continue popping up and newcomers gain even more popularity, some have suggested Facebook might be losing steam – but, according to recent statistics, it’s showing no signs of slowing down. Facebook’s current 2.07 Flixel is one company that designs stunning cinemagraphs that are worth looking into.

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5 Disruptions to Marketing, Part 3: Vertical Competition (2018 Update)

chiefmartech

VERTICAL COMPETITION (2018 Update). I have been writing about vertical competition in digital marketing for several years: how companies at different points along the pathway between the marketer and the customer exert power and extract value. The most common example is the duopoly of Google and Facebook in digital advertising.

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How This Print Company Grows 25% Each Month Selling Direct Mail

MindFire

Probed by another print expert and friend of mine, Warren Werbitt, this interview is a fascinating case study into what it takes to succeed in selling and servicing companies with print in an increasingly “anti-print,” digital world. . Here’s the interview.

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Market Expansion: Three Approaches for Companies Looking to Grow

Zoominfo

The other quadrants include customer loyalty , offer expansion , and company transformation. This concept represents the full amount of companies or consumers that could become customers or the total revenue possible for a product to generate. How a company already performs in a new market. Let’s explore some examples.