#ThursdayThoughtsEvery Thursday we look at the trends/updates/interesting articles found in the Marketing + Advertising + Tech industry. Each submission is presented by a different MA+A employee and covers various topics applicable to our business. The following are professional opinions, summaries or both.
This week we’ll look at: Omnicom’s Hearts & Science Division, The Queen Has Placed A LinkedIn Ad, Popeye’s Massive Success, Text-Based Customer Support Is On The Rise and Programmatic Advertising Is Driving Rapid Growth In Mobile Video.Bob McKay
President + FounderOmnicom’s Hearts & Science Expands Marketing Tech Consulting Group see article here
Larger companies are making the necessary moves to use data both efficiently and effectively. This is a prime example of one such move.Alex Andrews
Executive Director of Social AdvertisingThe Queen Has Placed An Ad On LinkedIn see the article here
Ann Marie Bell
Chief Revenue OfficerPopeyes’ Sales: ‘Never Seen This Kind of Response’ the article here.
This is the power of paid social media, earned media from that campaign and footfall attribution!Christian Bayne
Director of Content Strategy + Market ResearchCustomers Want More Text-BasedCustomer Support Options From Brands See the article here.
Did you know that, according to this survey, 72% of consumers ages 18-64 said that having the ability to text with a live agent in real-time would improve their overall customer service experience! Are you ready?Matthew Giardino
Director of Performance Marketing + AnalyticsProgrammatic Advertisig Is Driving Rapid Growth In Mobile Video See the article here.
The programmatic mobile video advertising market is expected to grow from $19.93 billion to $24.87 billion in 2020. The driver of most of this has come in the form of native video ads, and the remaining bulk of ad dollars will be spent in other lanes such as Youtube, Twitter, Snapchat, Facebook and OTT.We hope you enjoyed these snippets of information that we chose to share. Look out for the upcoming #ThursdayThoughts post. (Yes, it’ll be on Thursday). See our previous post here.
