Think BR: Online finance in the age of data
14 May 2012 | by Philip Dyte
A new wave of mobile finance apps could provide marketers with a wealth of valuable data, writes Philip Dyte, paid social planner, iProspect.
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Consumers are ready for an open dialogue about online advertising and privacy, writes Carl White, chief executive, ValueClick Europe, and Nick Stringer, director of regulatory affairs, IAB UK.
A new wave of mobile finance apps could provide marketers with a wealth of valuable data, writes Philip Dyte, paid social planner, iProspect.
Video has moved well beyond 'test & trial' strategies with agencies and advertisers now looking to become more sophisticated in their usage of the medium, explains Rhys McLachlan, business development director, Videology.
Although 10% of us have admitted to spending more on premium goods in the past year, only 38% believe they offer excellent quality, writes Craig Lawrie, director, head of digital, Initials Marketing.
Are larger online ads more effective at helping brands achieve their objectives, asks Tim Elkington, director of research & strategy, IAB.
Online video can help deliver significant impact across a range of brand metrics, writes Mads Holmen, planning director, GoViral.
Google remained the top online brand in January with 34.8 million unique users, according to the latest UKOM/Nielsen data.
Despite tales of gloom and doom on the high street, people are still shopping - they are just doing it more intelligently, writes Gary Cole, commercial director, O2 Media.
Last year was a great 12 months for online video and 2012 looks like being even better, writes Dara Nasr, industry head of display for YouTube UK.
While modelled data can provide valuable insights, the need for more accurate ways to capture real data is increasing, writes Stuart Colman, MD, AudienceScience.
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