Micro Moments is Google’s term for when consumers suddenly have the need to know or do something. Oliver Gold from mobile ad company YOC looks at four defined micro moments and what advertisers and marketers need to consider when addressing these opportunities.
Ads appearing next to inappropriate content can be damaging for the brand, with a new survey revealing that 75% of people would be put off, while 50% would blame the brand (rather than the ad serving company) for the mistake.
The US Federal Communications Commission has voted to overturn rules that force ISPs to treat all data traffic as equal.
Globally, the native digital assistant installed base is set to exceed 7.5 billion active devices by 2021, which is more than the world population according to the US Census Bureau on May 1, 2017.
This week Google held its annual I/O conference for developers, talking up the web giant’s latest milestones and unveiling new products, including a smarter camera, a revamped Google Home and a lighter Android Go OS for emerging markets.
Unilever’s Lynx is continuing to break away from its “lad” labelling with a bold new ad campaign combating what it’s now calling “toxic masculinity” and its debilitating effects on young men.
With the General Election just around the corner, the chances are we’re all going to find ourselves floating in another digitally-engineered filter bubble. Luke Townsend, Marketing Director, Found looks at why we should have a rethink about the content we are going to be served in the next few weeks.
Things didn’t run smoothly when the astronauts in 2001: A Space Odyssey toyed with artificial intelligence. When asking to be let back inside the spaceship, supercomputer HAL eerily responded, “I’m sorry Dave, I’m afraid I can’t do that.” Thankfully, the personal assistants we use today are a little friendlier. Here, Roxanne Abercrombie of business automation … [Read more…]
Google has announced two updates to its AdSense network for publishers that aims to increase transparency and ensures minimum disruption.
Digital advertising solutions in-store are heading for a massive shake-up, as shopper marketing techniques start to apply web approaches to personalisation. Coca-Cola has launched in-store display systems that show personalised messages to approaching shoppers, based on data on their smartphones.