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Why Google Should Fear Facebook's New Product Ads: Social network's targeting threatens retail search dominance

Why Google Should Fear Facebook's New Product Ads: Social network's targeting threatens retail search dominance | A Marketing Mix | Scoop.it
Anything Google can do Facebook wants to do better. And with the latter's new product ads, it has a data advantage that could lead to big revenue for the social network.
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The Page View Just Won't Die

The Page View Just Won't Die | A Marketing Mix | Scoop.it

Every few months media types seem to loop back to a familiar question: How to measure media beyond the page view.


This week the Financial Timesannounced it would begin exclusively selling display ads off of a new metric: time spent. Medium recently  reported it has started paying certain writers based on total time readers spend on articles. Upworthymade waves back in February ditching page views altogether to focus on what they call “attention minutes.” And back in May the traffic analytics company Chartbeat  launched its “Attention Web” campaign, in an attempt to move beyond the click.


“The thing about time spent is that it plays into three of the biggest trends right now — mobile, viewable impressions, and video,” Eric Franchi, co-founder of the digital ad firm Undertone told BuzzFeed. Franchi, like many others in the ad tech world, have been working to champion viewability, an ad metric that makes sure readersactually see and engage with the ads on the page....


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It's about time!

Jeff Domansky's curator insight, June 24, 2014 11:32 PM

Here's why time spent is becoming ever more important as a social media metric.

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Infographic: Pinterest requires constant content curation

Infographic: Pinterest requires constant content curation | A Marketing Mix | Scoop.it
I’m not an especially visual person, so I can appreciate people who are. I’m blown away by the style and creativity I see on some Pinterest boards.
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Facebook Advertising vs. Google Display Network [Infographic] | WordStream

Facebook Advertising vs. Google Display Network [Infographic] | WordStream | A Marketing Mix | Scoop.it
How Much Is Facebook Really Worth? Facebook vs.
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Is An Online Ad Still An Ad If Nobody Saw It?

Is An Online Ad Still An Ad If Nobody Saw It? | A Marketing Mix | Scoop.it
That's the question an initiative called Making Measurement Make Sense -- or 3Ms -- is wrestling with. Backed by the Interactive Advertising Bureau, 4A's, the Association of National Advertisers, the Media Ratings Council, MediaLink and Bain Consulting, 3Ms wants a whole new definition of an ad, based on whether anyone actually saw it.

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The Death of Pay Per Click Advertising (PPC) | Social Media Today

The Death of Pay Per Click Advertising (PPC) | Social Media Today | A Marketing Mix | Scoop.it
For something that’s been around for just a few years, PayPer Click advertising, or PPC has become an established part of online marketing for many companies. Put simply, “Paid search marketing is the process of gaining traffic by purchasing ads on search engines. It is sometimes referred to as CPC (cost-per-click) or PPC (pay-per-click) marketing, because most search ads are sold on a CPC / PPC basis.” (Source: Search Engine Land). Yet while PPC seems to have become a staple of online marketing, there are clear signs that it is dying out as a lone marketing resource. For example, recent research has revealed that just 18% of SMEs using Google Adwords actually recoup their investment (Source: YouGov).

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No room for Don Drapers in age of digital advertising

No room for Don Drapers in age of digital advertising | A Marketing Mix | Scoop.it
The iconic image of Don Draper in a sleek suit, martini in one hand, ad campaign in the other, will return to TV screens around the world when the fifth series of Mad Men airs at the end of the month.
But for America's real-life Drapers, the advertising executives of Madison Avenue, their jobs may soon be a thing of the past.

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Martin (Marty) Smith's comment, March 16, 2012 12:16 PM
Yes old Don would be unemployed having outlived his usefulness by at least 20 years. Makes for great TV though. Marty
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