Fewer ad blockers on cell phones, tablets. Cookies grossly mislead reach, frequency (RBDR 8.10.2015)

Today on RBDR: 1) Many consumers have decided to place ad-blockers on their computers, both at home and for business. But the same is far from the case on those same consumers’ mobile phones and tablets, which make mobile advertising that much more attractive for marketers. 2) According to a Facebook-owned measurement service, marketers who are still reliant on cookies face two gross and different inaccuracies with reach and frequency. 3) Qualtrics introduces the kind of research incentive that may be particularly appealing to millennials.

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Mktg MUST CHANGE its media ways; U.S. MR recovery continues (RBDR 7/29/2014)

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Today on RBDR: 1) The world’s oldest research agency has changed its name. 2) MRA’s latest Research Industry Index shows continuing progress in the U.S. market research industry’s recovery from the Great Recession. 3) Northwestern Professor Emeritus Don Schultz blogs about how badly marketers need to finally cut the cord from their ways of the past.