Five mobile marketing mistakes and how to fix them
Although mobile strategies are beginning to mature there are several pain points that continue to frustrate marketers.
Although mobile strategies are beginning to mature there are several pain points that continue to frustrate marketers.
As social media becomes more about value than volume and brands increasingly look to link online and offline channels through live events, Marketing Week outlines the media topics that will define 2016.
Marketers are increasingly buying mobile programmatically but there remains a “clear disconnect” between usage and brands’ understanding of the technology, according to the Internet Advertising Bureau (IAB).
Despite the rapid increase in social media ad budgets, many senior marketers remain unconvinced by its impact on their firm’s overall performance and are still failing to integrate it into their wider marketing strategies.
From positivity and clarity to the need for humility, speaking to a number of top marketing leaders has revealed five common traits that all possess.
Alongside making time to meet interesting people and learning to ask for help, the Booking.com brand boss believes embracing difficult conversations is key to a happy working life.
Oddlygood is launching the UK on the back of a seven-figure investment at a tough time for the plant-based category. But it hopes that by doing the hard work now, it can reap the rewards in the future.
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