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Mag+ takes tablet publishing beyond the 'issue' paradigm |
Enhancements to the Mag+ platform enable publishers to start thinking about new ways to design and deliver content for tablets and smartphones. Chief Product Officer Mike Haney says new navigation features enable designs that "don't look and feel like a magazine app at all." |
FULL ARTICLE | - eMedia Vitals |
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Why premium Youtube and news don't mix |
Reuters and The Wall Street Journal have ditched the premium YouTube offering, and it probably all has to do with numbers. It turns out that revenue generated from YouTube would not be "sustainable for a working newsroom of a dozen dedicated contractors." Here is an argument for publishers hosting their own video channels. |
FULL ARTICLE | - 10,000 Words |
Native advertising and the role of 'brand editors' |
Publishers that are experimenting with native advertising programs may need to invest in a dedicated editorial team to help brands develop, optimize and publish sponsored content. There's an urgency to get this right, as brands invest more in native advertising and other content marketing services. |
FULL ARTICLE | - eMedia Vitals |
Align these 3 creatives to drive more conversions |
Do you have a creative optimization strategy? Turns out a reported smart approach is to align 3 types of creative involved in a typical campaign in order to fully optimize the audience experience, including display, landing page, and retargeted display unit. |
FULL ARTICLE | - Search Engine Watch |
Online video: To repurpose or not to repurpose? |
The line between media platforms has blurred to such an extent that TV and magazines or newspapers (online) are now swimming in the same advertising pool. For example, there is an argument for repurposing TV ads online. If you should decide to go this route, here are some recommended steps, according to a Creative Best Practices in Online Video Advertising study by digital video advertising company YuMe. |
FULL ARTICLE | - iMedia Connection |
The chasm between big data and predictive marketing |
Here's an interesting dichotomy: of members of the Direct Marketing Association surveyed in January, 57% expected analytics to lead them to higher conversion rates, while 60% had no big data strategy. According to Compete's chief research officer, this phenomenon could be attributed to big data's light shining too brightly for day-to-day analysis—and hindering predictive marketing. Here's why. |
FULL ARTICLE | - Compete Pulse |
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