How to Create a Competitive Advantage in a Virtual World

Being successful in a “virtual world” is more than just finding space to put your laptop and an available power outlet. As the majority of marketing teams around the globe transitioned to working remotely, whether “for now” or “forever,” this transformation has created new challenges for both individuals and managers when it comes to effective time management and productivity practices.

Questioning Ad Buyers’ Reliance on Digital

Will digital ad spending continue chipping away at non-digital budgets? Corey’s interest is piqued by a new finding that shows 30% of businesses think they need more digital marketing.

CMO – Is Your Brand Ready For The 2030 Census?

Imagine you’re a CMO from a giant U.S. Corporation, and on August 12th, you received a message from your boss. She just got two questions from one of the company’s board director: Have you seen the latest Census data? And most importantly, are we ready to compete in this new diverse marketplace?  By Isaac Mizrahi – Co-President & COO of ALMA

6 Sure Fire Multicultural Insights to Optimize 2022 Marketing Planning

This year has been marked by unprecedented change in society, the economy, and the health of all Americans. In times like these marketing planning based on a high level of certainty has advantages. Here are 6 U.S. Hispanic market insights that are certain to maximize your 2022 marketing plans.  By Roberto Orci, EVP Strategic Growth at Captura Group

2021 Survey of Local Ad Agencies

Local Ad Agencies face stiff competition these days. Digital agencies are sprouting everywhere. On top of that, media companies have also meandered into the marketing services field, creating their own agencies.

The Internet and the Pandemic [REPORT]

90% of Americans say the internet has been essential or important to them, many made video calls and 40% used technology in new ways. But while tech was a lifeline for some, others faced struggles

Beyond Double Jeopardy: the missing dimensions of brand building

In marketing, Double Jeopardy refers to the relationship between brand size and repeat purchase, whereby penetration and repeat purchase rates are correlated. The bigger the brand is, the more repeat purchasers it will have, which puts small brands at a double disadvantage. But just knowing this fact does not tell you why the pattern exists or why it is so prevalent.  By Nigel Hollis

American perceptions of economic opportunity [INTERACTIVE REPORT]

Explore Americans’ perceptions of present and future economic opportunity with the Economic Opportunity Index1. The index captures respondents’ sentiments about their own prospects and the country’s as a whole on a scale from most pessimistic (-5) to most optimistic (+5) and represents the average score by demographic group.

This can be marketing’s time and here’s how

You have all read the reports and opinions. You might even think it yourself. Since the start of the pandemic, I have heard and read what has almost became a mantra – ‘this is marketing’s time!’

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