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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TV loses dominance with consumers. Ad optimizing may undercut reach. (RBDR 02.15.2016)

Today on RBDR:

1) An IAB study in the United Kingdom states that the TV is no longer consumers’ dominant screen.

2) Ad campaign viewability is not as simple as current vendor providers may think. A Quantcast study claims that following current methods to optimize an ad’s online viewability may actually undercut the success of the campaign.

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Facebook clicks are illusory. Multiscreen strategies. Apple grower MR. (RBDR 6.4.2015)

Today on RBDR: 1) Marketing on Facebook, using its members, is fools gold if clicks are a prominent part of the plan. 2) SAS Global Customer Intelligence Director Wilson Raj offers 4 winning multiscreen strategies. 3) How apple growers are using consumer input to make their future decisions about which apple varieties to grow.

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