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UBM CCO on shift from weekly B2B mags to marketing services |
Are you a B2B publisher hitting the brakes on your print publications and ramping up marketing services offerings? You're in good company, then, as UBM is becoming more sophisticated in the way it works to "bring buyers and sellers together," according to Chief Content Officer Adrian Barrick. Here is Barrick's take on the state of the business. |
FULL ARTICLE | - The Media Briefing |
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Audience data opens up new revenue doors for publishers |
Premium publishers offer increasingly sophisticated targeting/retargeting programs, leveraging their first-party data to offer deeper audience insights to advertisers. Here's how IDG, Farm Journal Media and Hearst's Jumpstart Automotive Group are turning data into dollars. |
FULL ARTICLE | - eMedia Vitals |
Metrics and scoring for mobile apps |
Still wondering if that mobile app you poured your resources into was worth it? iOS and Android app performance measurement may have become more manageable with a new product called, Applause. The tool offers an analytics dashboard, a scoring system, and cross-platform compatibility to measure your app's performance. |
FULL ARTICLE | - TechCrunch |
5 ways to adapt your media for a post-PC world |
Media companies are still in a state of flux, with many still struggling to accept the importance of digital platforms over printed products, much less navigate the many screen sizes available to audiences. Here are 5 strategies in order to adapt to mobile platforms becoming the default user experience. |
FULL ARTICLE | - AdAge |
Publishers crowdsource app innovation |
Hearst Magazines and Condé Nast are doing it during Fashion Week in New York City, and Mag+ is doing it with its own contest in February. These publishers are unlocking the potential of app developers across the globe with targeted app building competitions, or hackathons, in an effort to "create an app or startup concept that solves a pivotal industry problem." |
FULL ARTICLE | - Folio |
Video: A better looking QR code |
Don't give up on QR codes just yet. Visualead is offering a way to integrate the awkward-looking codes into graphic design in order to create more pleasing—and eyeball grabbing—ways for consumers. Watch the video to see how it works. |
FULL ARTICLE | - Mediabistro |
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