The world of marketing is ever-evolving, with trends coming and going with the wind. But anchored into the ground of Marketing’s fundamentals are four foundational pillars that have stood the test of time. These are the 4 Ps: Product, Price, Place, and Promotion. To succeed in the current competitive market, it is essential for any company to understand and use these fundamental concepts.
In a recent episode of MDDC’s Five-Dubs podcast (E54: Online Data Privacy), host and Executive Director Rebecca Snyder delved into the complex world of online user privacy, featuring insights from Cobun Zweifel-Keegan, the Managing Director of the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP). The episode shed light on the current state and future directions of privacy laws, the impact on individuals and businesses, and the nuanced challenges of protecting children online.
As we step into the marketing trenches of 2024, understanding the landscape of media mix modeling have never been more crucial. The holistic media-mix ecosystem presents a plethora of channels, each offering unique opportunities to connect with your audience. But how do you navigate this complex terrain to ensure your brand not only survives but thrives? The answer lies in the art and science of Media Mix Modeling (MMM).
Without question, the advertising landscape evolves every election cycle with the mounds of data available to Political Media Buyers and candidate Campaign Managers. Because of this evolution of landscape in political advertising, traditional news media staying ahead means embracing change and innovation. It’s an opportunity for news media to redefine their role and capitalize on the unique value they offer to political campaigns.
Welcome to the largely unexplored world of movie theatre advertising, where your brand can be the star of the show. Forget the small screen ads that viewers can skip faster than a superhero’s leap. We’re talking about an advertising experience that’s larger than life, literally! Let’s dive into why advertising in cinemas is like having a front-row seat at the Oscars of marketing (#NailedIt).
In the ever-evolving world of digital marketing, understanding industry-specific benchmarks in Google Ads can be a game-changer for marketers. The data from WordStream’s comprehensive analysis offers valuable insights into various metrics across multiple industries. Here’s a dive into what these trends mean for your marketing strategy.
As the holiday season approaches, small businesses face the exciting challenge of capturing the attention of shoppers in a highly competitive market. While large corporations may have hefty marketing budgets, small businesses can leverage creativity, agility, and a personal touch to stand out. Here are some essential tips and tricks to help small businesses maximize their holiday shopping opportunities from a marketing perspective.
In the thunderdome of business, understanding the many faces of the concept of a ‘brand’ is akin to deciphering the complex human personality. Every brand, like every human, wears many faces, each revealing a layer of its identity, values, and the story it unfolds to its audience. But what truly makes up a brand in the eyes of consumers and the market? It’s time we delved deeper into the anatomy of brands, moving far beyond the conventional recognition of logos and taglines.
On July 1, 2023, the state of Maryland legalized adult-use cannabis, opening the flood gates of advertising opportunity for news media organizations and questions regarding the State of Maryland’s rules and guidelines regarding cannabis advertising.
Gone are the days where a family of four sits around a dining room table enjoying a meal while the husband sits puffing his Sherlock pipe while reading the newspaper, right? Wrong. Well, partly. Who knows how families enjoy their meals together anymore, but one thing is for sure, people still read newspapers in print and online, and because of that, Newspapers can still flex on the playground because they supply unparalleled benefits compared to other forms of marketing.
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