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💡 #Brands Take note how the #NYPost mitigated #cookiepocalypse risk by using Aqfer's identity resolution tech, informed by Prohaska Consulting. In a post 3rd party cookie 🍪 world killer content and segmentation hooked to an adtech #frankenstack results in risk & loss. Pubs and brands need their own 1st party IDR systems to avoid fragmented customer views that result from multiple ID providers & other partners who are all hooked to each other in an attempt to create their own scale. This many-to-many-middlemen scenario has plagued adtech from the start. The result is redundancy, media waste, inconsistent customer experiences and inaccurate measurement. Think of Aqfer IDR like Data tech’s version of SPO 😉 #DPO, enabling clients like the NYPost, to get a single, deduplicated, omnichannel view of their customers. More here - https://lnkd.in/ggjDGWn5 https://lnkd.in/gTNURTu2

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In a marketplace where “all media is performance media” has gone from catchphrase to expectation, media investment stakeholders — clients, agencies, and media owners — are under increasing pressure to directly connect spend to outcomes. And contrary to legacy axioms, no section of the sales funnel can be exempt from proving its ability to move the sales needle.     Yesterday, as the 2024 Cannes Festival celebrating breakthrough work kicked off, the industry learned how Omnicom and Flywheel are working with Amazon to deliver on this increasingly critical imperative with a game-changing capability that enables marketers to directly connect upper funnel investment to purchases.    Check out the coverage below — and stay tuned for more news from Cannes later today and throughout this week, as we reveal a series of first-mover partnerships and capabilities designed to advance investment KPIs from media metrics to sales metrics. #TransformExperiences

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🎙️ Check out our latest podcast episode! We're diving into the two biggest topics in ad tech: the Google antitrust trial and the US presidential election—key issues for our democracy. As the trial approaches its conclusion, our editorial team shares insights from Programmatic I/O and explores the potential fallout. What if Google has to spin off part of its ad business? What would that mean for the ad tech ecosystem? What if they win? Don't miss this discussion!

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Earlier this week, The Wall Street Journal wrote about how Television Advertising has lost its relevance - but I think they're misreading signals. Television advertising remains incredibly powerful - 60% of consumers in our most recent AD.VANTAGE study told us TV ads helped them make purchase decisions - outpacing all other forms of advertising. The problem? Brands and marketers have stopped knocking each other over to BUY television ads - we need to SELL them again - and most sales teams aren't set up to, you know..... sell. More details and some proposed solutions in our blog at Magid.com - or shoot me a note and let's chat about how to accelerate demand for your sales teams. #broadcastsales #salesstrategy #GTM #leadgen #aitools #aisalestools #aimarketing

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✅🖥️ Ars Technica (5/7): “Amazon has heightened focus on streaming ads this year. Those who opted for Prime Video with commercials will soon see shoppable carousel ads, interactive pause ads, and interactive brand trivia ads, as Amazon calls them. Amazon said that advertisers could buy these new displays to be shown "across the vast majority of content on Prime Video, wherever it’s streamed." All the new ad formats allow a viewer to place advertised products in their Amazon cart. With carousel ads, subscribers will be pushed to shop "a sliding lineup of" products during ad breaks during shows and movies, Amazon said, adding: "The ad automatically pauses so that customers can browse, and automatically resumes play when ad interaction has stopped." The pause ads will be visible during Prime Video TV shows, movies, and live sports. These types of ads have been around since Hulu introduced them in 2019. Since they can show up whenever someone hits the pause button, these displays mean that Prime Video users will see ads beyond their scheduled breaks. In Prime Video's case, pausing the program will bring up "a translucent ad featuring brand messaging and imagery, along with an 'Add to Cart' and 'Learn More'" overlay, per Amazon. Advertisers can also use pause ads to acquire voluntary viewers' email addresses.” 🛒⬇️ #shoppable #ecommerce #ctvadvertising #streamingtv https://lnkd.in/eAPXRHzw

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So This is Fascinating and I am very pleased. This week I posted that we needed responsibility to come back into programmatic. Because otherwise everyone blames others and we end up with a polluted ecosystem (fraud, bad content, MFA, hate etc). I have been talking about this in different ways for years. We need some level of walls to keep out the bad actors. We need some level of responsibility to maintain standards. Its clear that TTD and Jeff Green agree. This is at the nub of the push to the premium internet. With TTD taking some level of responsibility for what happens on their platform. Its also worth saying that the easy option is to do nothing. Many platforms make millions out of poor content in the short term. We need more action like this for the long term. For thats the point. This is not altruistic but acting to secure the long term viability of the channel.

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According to the recently released IAB Digital Video Ad Spend & Strategy, 75% of all #CTV transactions are programmatic, and business outcomes are now the most important KPI for determining success with #digitalvideo. Learn more about the report via AdExchanger: https://okt.to/YLkA68 #VideoAdvertising #Streaming

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Laurel Rossi speaks the truth. I don't think anyone can argue the link between consumer attention and results. And as Laurel points out, when advertising engages consumers, brands benefit across the entire marketing funnel. When we launched TRUSTX eight years ago, we understood the power of attention and built 100% viewability into the core of our display advertising marketplace. Why? Because it's impossible for a person to pay attention to an ad they can't see. And from day one, our promise to advertisers has been that they'll get better results when they buy media across the premium publishers connected to TRUSTX. Let me reinforce Laurel's pitch with two TRUSTX client-provided performance metrics. >> 2.5x lower CPA: That's how much less an automotive brand spends with TRUSTX vs. other supply-paths to the same publishers to drive a request for a test drive. >> 25% better engagement rate: A global technology brand tells us that TRUSTX delivers the lowest cost per engaged visit and highest engagement rate across all their DCO exchanges. As a supply-side exchange, we can't directly measure full funnel results. But I can tell you that when you put together highly engaging premium content and 100% viewability, there can be no doubt in the results. Laurel is spot-on.

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