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The cookieless mobile world: how advertisers can stay competitive

illumin

Marketers are gearing up for the cookieless mobile era. Here’s a glimpse of how going cookieless is impacting the mobile world. The digital media scene has had a shake-up since 2024 began. The mobile segment is shifting as well – implementing changes towards more safeguards around personal data.

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33 Thought-Provoking B2B Social Media and Marketing Stats

Webbiquity

But spending on digital marketing programs is projected to rise three times as fast, and over the next five years, the share of budget dollars dedicated to social media marketing will more than double. We want programmatic advertising—even if we’re not sure what that is. Social media benefits are unclear.

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10+ Examples of Awesome Integrated Marketing Campaigns

SocialPilot

It was 2019, when Microsoft ran an integrated marketing campaign with Carlsberg. Integrated marketing is essentially a message-focused approach that combines everything from print and digital advertisements, sales promotions to public relations and even social media outreach activities. Marketing leaders are 1.5

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47 Superb Social Media Marketing Stats and Facts

Webbiquity

Social media use isn’t quite universal—but it’s getting close. The number of worldwide social media users is projected to grow from 2.1 Here are four key takeaways (among the many possible) from the compilation of social media marketing facts and statistics below: Social is important today, but even more so tomorrow.

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How Brands Market To the Different Generations

Stevens & Tate

How to Market To Different Generations. Different generations grow up with access to different types of media. Keeping this in mind, the following are a few tips on how to market to each generation: Marketing to Baby Boomers. Boomers by far prefer to engage via email marketing. Marketing to Generation Z.

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What are CMOs’ Most Important Media Channels?

Porch Group Media

What are CMOs’ Most Important Media Channels? As the world continue to shift online, CMOs are doing the same, prioritizing digital media more so than other traditional channels. The top channels CMOs prioritized as being very important or extremely important included: Social media – 79%. Mobile Video – 56%. Search – 73%.

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5 Steps to Improve Lead Generation ROI

Marketing Insider Group

In modern times, B2B and B2C consumers are overwhelmed by sales, advertising and marketing teams vying for their attention. Some examples include: Content marketing. Direct marketing. Having a well-designed, mobile-friendly, and easily navigable website is a must today. Social media. In-person events.