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Study Across 20 Major Advertisers Finds CTV Frequency Problem ‘Highly Exaggerated’ by Karlene Lukovitz @KLmarketdaily, May 20, 2022 Yes, connected TV is fragmented, and yes, measurement issues continue to be a serious challenge. But according to a study spanning 35 campaigns from 20 of the world’s largest advertisers, conducted by Innovid and the Association of … Continue reading Study Across 20 Major Advertisers Finds CTV Frequency Problem ‘Highly Exaggerated’
By Jeff Beer February 02, 2022 After 18 months or so, the NFL’s Washington football team—temporarily known as Washington Football Team—has a new name. The Washington Commanders. The big news about the official new team name was revealed on February 2 (even if a local news helicopter spotted the name the night before). … Continue reading Sorry, but the Washington Commanders have a brand problem that a name won’t fix
IAB is striving to establish common standards and APIs for a no-tracking advertising eco-system, but the industry is pulling in different directions. Kim Davis on February 9, 2022 NEW YORK — Addressability and privacy present nothing less than “existential challenges” to the advertising industry, said Anthony Katsur, CEO of IAB Tech Lab, on the Annual … Continue reading Marketers look to adtech and agencies to solve the addressability problem
Brian Wallace January 7, 2022 There are many milestones to reach as an adult, from the first legal night at the bar, to the first car purchase, to the first “real” job. One of the most important “adult” milestones to build a foundation for a financially secure future, is to achieve a great credit score, … Continue reading Fixing the Credit Score Problem [Infographic]
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Daniel Burrus December 4, 2021 If you have read any of my past blogs, you know that in my Anticipatory Leader System, I teach a competency called the Skip It Principle. On the surface, something like problem skipping might seem like a hands-off approach to solving an issue that arises in your organization; however, it’s … Continue reading Unlock Your Real Business Problem – and Solve it – Sooner Using Anticipatory Leadership
Dmytro Spilka June 23, 2021 Whilst the general consensus about working from home is positive, because of the travel cost reduction, the reduced commute time and general flexibility of the working from home day, the loss of working within an empirical team of course doesn’t really exist anymore. Statistics show that in the Netherlands alone, … Continue reading How to Solve the Problem of Remote Collaboration in the Age of Working From Home
Kavinda Welagedara June 15, 2021 Cancel culture gained popularity in the US during the latter half of the Trump administration. At the point of writing this, many celebrities, brands, and ‘normal’ individuals have faced backlash over things they said and did (even from decades ago). Americans are split between whether they need cancel culture or … Continue reading To Cancel or Not: The Problem With Cancel Culture Outside the Western World
Dave Brock April 13, 2021 Recently, I participated in a Clubhouse discussion, it was my first and I was surprised to be invited to be part of the panel. After the discussion, one of the hosts asked my impressions. “It was interesting, we covered a lot of different ideas. But I wish we could have … Continue reading Our “Attention” Problem
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