MR elevated to P&G’s 3 Key Business Components | RBDR

May 8, 2017. Today on RBDR:

1) Eric Horvitz, the new head of Microsoft Research, discusses his obsession with artificial intelligence and its most prominent place in new research initiatives. Read the original feature by clicking here.
2) Procter & Gamble’s disappointing third quarter financial results prompted its CFO to reveal new business plans to Wall Street analysts. “Market Research” is one of the three key elements of the plan, dubbed “Irresistible Superiority.
3) OdinText text analysis of France’s presidential vote points to the possibility of populist Marine Le Pen’s election in spite of polls showing centrist candidate Emmanuel Macron far ahead.

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P&G Tells Digital Media Agencies: Get Your Work Together | RBDR

February 1st, 2017. Today on RBDR:

1) Procter & Gamble tells digital media agencies to get their work in order, notably with respect to viewability standards.

2) Event marketers are stepping up their interest and use of data from and about meetings and conferences.

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P&G impatient with unverified media MR. New measure seeks ad relevance for women. (RBDR 10.27.2016)

Today on RBDR:

1) Procter & Gamble has run out of patience with media research that is not transparent and that lacks third-party verification.

2) Plus, with growing evidence that advertising creative does not keep women sufficiently in mind, the Association of National Advertisers and its Alliance for Family Entertainment group are working on a Gender Equality Measure™ designed to vastly improve advertising to impact women. Read the story on this item by clicking here.

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10 keys to client insights engine. P&G’s digital mktg confession. (RBDR 09.14.2016)

Today on RBDR:

1) With Unilever as the example, EVP Consumer & Market Insights Stan Sthanunathan and CMO Keith Weed discussed in the Harvard Business Review 10 characteristics of fully-functioning client insights engines. Read the original HBR article by clicking here.

2) Procter & Gamble Chief Branding Officer Marc Pritchard lets it all hang out about how little its brands have achieved in their complicated digital marketing exercises.

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ARF’s “ads work” promise. P&G: 3rd parties needed for marketing innovation. (RBDR 02.24.2016)

Today on RBDR:

1) The ARF promises that its ReThink Conference in March will deliver the goods that clearly, scientifically demonstrate that advertising works.

2) Procter & Gamble makes it publicly clear that it is looking for third-party companies that can improve its marketing innovation and connectivity.

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