Advice To Young Marketers From A Conference Vet

February 9th, 2016 | Mark Harrison, President & CEO, T1

This week marks my first conference in 2016. It’s the first in what is bound to be another year full of conferences, workshops, symposiums and the like. There are weeks I’ll be flying through multiple cities and countries to hit up the big ones. I admit, it can get exhausting.

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[ACA In The News] Goal Line Drive For Sim Sub

February 5th, 2016 | Matthew Chung, Manager, Communications and Content

On Sunday evening, millions of Canadians will be gathered around their TVs to watch the Carolina Panthers and Denver Broncos compete in the Super Bowl. This special live event delivers the biggest audience on TV in Canada, offering Canadian advertisers a prime opportunity to reach Canadians with advertising relevant to them.

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Experimental Design: Measuring Media Effectiveness

February 4th, 2016 | Grant Le Riche, Managing Director, Canada, TubeMogul

Advertisers are obsessed with measurement – and for good reason: you can’t improve what you can’t count. For a long time, media measurement was relatively simple: how many people did my ad reach, and how many ads did those people see? This became the basis of the gross rating point (GRP), which became the currency […]

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4 Questions To Ask Yourself When Licensing Celebrities Or Music

January 28th, 2016 | Matthew Chung, Manager, Communications and Content

There are a lot of benefits to having a trendy celebrity or trending piece of music in your ad – attracting new customers, improving brand recall and ultimately, driving more sales. Not to mention you get to brag to your friends later that you rubbed shoulders with an Oscar or Grammy winner. But not all […]

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Organic Matters: Advertising For Permission Vs. Awareness Only

January 21st, 2016 | Jen Evans, Marketing Futurist

Paid media can generate two things: awareness and action (in this case, permission). Here’s an overview of when to focus paid on permission and when to focus on awareness. 1. There are a couple of fundamental rules marketers often forget to take into consideration in their communications: For a significant percentage of your audience (as […]

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Five Digital Trends To Watch This Year

January 15th, 2016 | Veronica Holmes, Partner, 361 degrees

Over the holidays, as family and friends opened gizmos and gadgets, I reflected on the outcome of the last decade of our digital transformation. Guests arrive for a New Year’s weekend and the first question after they say hello is “What’s your wifi password?” This is the new norm – a connected consumer who expects […]

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