SEA Explore new waters with branding in paid search “Search = performance”. “With paid search sales are for the taking”. This is what you were told or maybe you were the one telling this to others. Paid search has always been considered a performance channel. While Google has shared a brand uplift study before (spoiler alert: 80% lift in top-of-mind
SEA Ensure quality & performance on a larger scale Today's paid search accounts are often very big, containing hundreds of keywords. In order to optimize these accounts, search specialists have to carry out many repeating, time-consuming tasks that get boring after a while. With all these repetitive tasks, it is becoming more challenging for search specialists to reserve time
Snapchat Can AR reach Generation Z where normal advertising can't? With an average attention span of 12 seconds amongst Generation Y and a staggering 8 seconds amongst Generation Z, companies are continuously challenged in their storytelling on social media. It has to be short but captivating, quick but meaningful. Can augmented reality come to the rescue?
Facebook The Rise & All of Social AR In the new age of AR, they way we connect with consumers is changing. We’re looking through our screens instead of looking at our screens. Physical interactions and custom experiences are great ways to implement storytelling and immerse people in new surroundings. During the Facebook F8 summit, Mark Zuckerberg
Code Working with Creative Macros in AppNexus hosted creatives As a creative developer, one of the best features of AppNexus is their huge number of creative macros. We use those macros for quite some purposes, like reading query string parameters, reading user context information like state and device type and to do some advanced click tag magic. Their creative
Analytics Your banner might be even more effective than you think The last couple of years, marketeers have optimized their banners mostly on click and everything that comes after that (visits, conversions, etc.). We all did a lot of A/B testing to find the best creative. This resulted in a very sales focused design language: vociferous, commercial banners that beg
