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Automating Core Processes Can Reduce ‘Little Big Problems’ That Ruin Customer Relationships

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May 17th 2013
Author
Peter Minck

ADOTAS — Strong marketing strategies attract attention and build the brands we know. Good marketing practices bring in valuable partners and new customers. Both approaches encourage existing customers to deepen their commitment to a brand.  But marketing alone doesn’t drive a business. If something goes wrong in the behind-the-scenes machinery [...] more...

‘Selling Mobile: It’s About The Industry, Not Just The Inventory,’ Says Rubicon Project

Written on
April 24th 2013
Author
AdotasWire

LOS ANGELES, April 24, 2013 (ADOTAS)  – Rubicon Project, which operates the advertising industry’s largest, fastest and easiest-to-use independent real-time trading platform for buying and selling digital ads (www.rubiconproject.com), today released a Forrester Consulting Thought Leadership Paper, “Selling Mobile: It’s About The Industry, Not Just The Inventory.” The report found that [...] more...

Beyond Call Tracking: Call Marketing Automation Delivers the ROI

Written on
February 26th 2013
Author
Jason Spievak

U.S. businesses spend more than $300 billion on advertising each year, but only about 15% of that is spent on online advertising. The other quarter trillion dollars is spent each year not to drive a click but to drive a store visit or a phone call – tens of billions [...] more...

Tech for Technophobes II: The Evolution of Ad Tech

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February 20th 2013
Author
Richard L. Tso

EDITOR’S NOTE: As science and technology play an increasingly important role in brand marketing, those who fear technology run the risk of falling behind. Recognizing this dilemma, a growing number of entrepreneurs are developing products and platforms designed to simplify many of the required processes, enabling those who aren’t technically [...] more...

Will 2013 Be the Year of ‘Programmatic Premium’?

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January 30th 2013
Author
Tom Shields

There has been a lot of debate lately about the definition of programmatic buying and selling of digital advertising. For most people, programmatic means computers doing things instead of humans — think program trading on a stock exchange. Real-Time Bidding (RTB) fits this definition nicely: the computers use algorithms to [...] more...

How Marrying Machines with Humans Makes Your Ads Pop

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March 28th 2012
Author
David Greenbaum

ADOTAS – How many ads do you see in a day? The answer is up for grabs, with estimates ranging from 200 to 5,000. If you’ve ever seen the Million Dollar Homepage, where 1 million advertisers have their ads on a single page, you know how hard it is to [...] more...

Clickable Enhances Facebook Ad Suite With Bid Automation

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October 7th 2011
Author
Gavin Dunaway

ADOTAS – The targeting prowess of Facebook Ads has almost become a thing of legend (in the Internet world, that doesn’t take long to happen), but setting up campaigns still tends to require a great deal of menial labor. Hence why Clickable has added some serious automation tools to its Facebook [...] more...

How Publishers Can Survive the Great Content Value Dilution

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September 16th 2011
Author
Myles Younger

ADOTAS – A recent Wall Street Journal piece titled “Content Deluge Swamps Yahoo” paints a bleak picture for web publishers and the online media world in general. The article belabors the diminishing value of web content, citing falling CPMs and market share at Yahoo! and AOL, as well as challenges [...] more...



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An Interview with Jasper Mullarney, VP of Direct Response Advertising, AdknowledgeADOTAS — Industry Veteran Jasper Mullarney is Vice President of Direct Response for Adknowledge, the fourth-largest digital marketplace behind only [...] more...

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