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Search Advertising, Marketing Slowly Moves In-House, Per ANA Study

Search Advertising, Marketing Slowly Moves In-House, Per ANA Study by Laurie Sullivan  @lauriesullivan, (October 15, 2018) Search engine marketing came in at No. 2 in an Association of National Advertisers (ANA) survey conducted in August, with 30% saying they handle the media planning or buying services in-house, up from 27% in 2013 Social media at 40% … Continue reading Search Advertising, Marketing Slowly Moves In-House, Per ANA Study

Why You Must Embrace Continuous Rapid Improvement or Slowly Die

by Kyle Lacy February 18, 2016 Follow @kyleplacyFebruary 18, 2016 The rate of change we experienced at ExactTarget between 2012-2014 was mind-boggling but could never compare to the earlier days of the company. Over the past year at OpenView, I’ve learned that the period of time between early stage and expansion stage for a software … Continue reading Why You Must Embrace Continuous Rapid Improvement or Slowly Die