Bob Lederer RBDR

FB redefines Cost-per-click. Cardlytics movie MR put to test. (RBDR 7.13.2015)

Today on RBDR: 1) Facebook’s redefined “Cost-per-Click” focuses on websites and apps to improve its impact against advertisers’ objectives. 2) Great evidence that Millennials can best be reached for research via mobile services. 3) Unique research capabilities with movie-goers, whether they purchase online or offline, is being offered by Cardlytics–and Palisades Media Group and The Weinstein Company see benefit in giving it a tryout. 4) PepsiCo’s head of North America Beverages Al Carey adds a unique responsibility.

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Poltrack wins Ephron Award. FB algorithm can mislead. Best mobile target group. (RBDR 6.17.2015)

Today on RBDR: 1) ARF’s second annual Erwin Ephron Demystification Award is presented to CBS Chief Research Officer David Poltrack. 2) SeekingAlpha presents Dallas Salazar’s analysis of Facebook’s algorithm that tracks how long any Facebook News Feed is viewed, then makes perhaps mistaken assumptions about similar subject matter being of special interest to that Facebook member. 3) WiseMarketer highlights an OtherLevels study about the mosts opportunistic target for mobile marketers.

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Google’s online ad focus; “Lurkers” on social media larger than realized (RBDR–5/8/2014)

Thursday May 8 on RBDR, sponsored by Toluna (http://www.toluna-group.com), bringing people and brands together to improve decision making via the world’s largest social voting community.

1) Google buys Adometry, which SeekingAlpha.com analyzes as part of its ongoing attempt to learn more about online advertising so that it can boost rates and convince marketers to spend more. 2) NBCUniversal said last week it is convinced that social media is not yet a TV viewing influencer based on, among other things, the unimpressive 19% of Winter Olympic viewers who posted about it on social media. Now, a social media expert says the percentage of social media followers who do not post is ASTOUNDINGLY larger than anyone knows. 3) The Mobile Marketing Association elected Dunkin’ Brands President of Global Marketing & Innovation John Costello to Chairman of the Global Board to help with its marketing efforts.