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5 Content Campaigns That Changed the Way I Saw Marketing

Contently

Here are five important content campaigns that stand out to me, not just for what they did for the client, but for how they still inform what I do today. Instead, they should dig into product backgrounds, talk to analysts, and review third-party information to uncover details they can regift to an audience in a compelling way.

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6 Ways to Stay Ahead of What the World Thinks

Convince & Convert

If you wanted to see what was happening in the world, you turned on the radio (AM or FM) or the television (basic cable). You read the newspaper or a magazine. Television. Information overload can be a real problem–both personally and professionally ( big data! ). Then came the web. The list goes on and on and on.

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Survey: Mobile Usage Growing Significantly in China

KoMarketing Associates

In the morning, users are looking for information to start their day, including real-time information (25 percent), social networks (20 percent), weather (14 percent) and news (11 percent). Other top ad channels included more traditional platforms: television (32.4 newspaper, radio, magazine).

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The 4 essential elements of effective in-app advertising

ClickZ

It’s not enough to take creatives used for television or web and port them over to in-app as-is. As apps overtake television as the most popular mass media, it’s critical for brands to advertise where consumers are spending their time. A minute or 30 seconds may be fine for television, but even 30 seconds is too long for mobile.

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Marketing mix modeling: A marketer’s guide

Martech

Consider MMM in action: A regional bank uncovers large performance differences by channel and lowers overall marketing spend through televisions cuts, while still increasing top-line sales by investing in more effective magazine and radio placements. MMM is a technique with a long history, and it continues to evolve.

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A Non-Writer’s Guide to PR

nDash

Here are examples illustrating the difference between PR and advertising: Advertising example: A brand creating a commercial and purchasing airtime for it on the radio or television. PR example: A television or radio show inviting a brand to speak about their products or services. Social Media’s Role in PR.

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Executive Insights: A Marketing Transformation Conversation with CMO Advisor Kathleen Schaub

Marketing Insider Group

Kathleen Schaub led this practice for many years and she and her team helped marketers of all kind by providing regular briefings, informative webinars and events, and their marketing track at the annual IDC Directions event. Having said that, even after a couple of decades, digital marketing is still in its early stages.

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