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Measuring marketing incrementality: Best of the MarTechBot

Martech

By dividing your audience into two groups — one that receives the marketing intervention (treatment group) and one that does not (control group) — you can directly compare the sales or conversions between the two groups. KPIs: Sales lift: Difference in sales between the treatment and control groups.

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Native video tops social media in brand awareness study

Martech

This displayed a marked improvement over the control group, which only had 14% top-of-mind awareness. Social media is where consumers receive word-of-mouth recommendations from family and friends. The post Native video tops social media in brand awareness study appeared first on MarTech. Impact of native ads.

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In-Store Retail Media Strategies Reimagined with Paul Brenner From Vibenomics

Ad Monsters

If you’re a retailer looking to maximize shopper engagement and campaign efficacy, Paul Brenner, SVP of Retail Media & Partnerships at Vibenomics, emphasizes leveraging advanced targeting and in-store technology. The playbook serves as a guide for retailers and brands to navigate and implement these media channels effectively.

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FTC to Digital Media Advertisers: It’s Time to Protect Kids

All About Advertising Law

The event, “ Protecting Kids from Stealth Advertising in Digital Media ,” included legal and child development experts, researchers, members of industry, and consumer advocacy groups. Girard Kelly, senior counsel at Common Sense Media , reported that children aged 8 to 12 use about 5.5 entertainment) content.

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Intro to Incrementality Series: Part II

Digital Remedy

In our first Intro to Incrementality piece , we explained what incrementality analysis is and how marketers can use it to make more informed decisions about what success means for their media campaigns. We mentioned how, at the very heart of this analysis, there is a comparison between two groups: Exposed Group – those who saw ads.

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Intro to Incrementality Series: Part 3

Digital Remedy

In Part 1 of our Intro to Incrementality series , we covered the fundamentals-measuring incremental lift by comparing test (exposed) and control (holdout) groups. In Part 2 , we explored how to create accurate control groups using ghost bidding to eliminate bias and avoid skewing incrementality analysis.

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Neuroscience of Ad Memory Retention

The Ad Tech Blog

In a study, rats treated with low-dose MB showed a 66% improvement in memory retention compared to a 31% improvement in the control group. Poor Media Planning Poor media planning is another significant hurdle. Effective ad memory retention requires strategic placement of ads across various media channels.

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