Why It’s Time To Put ‘Notice And Choice’ On Notice

Getting Into It With Intuit, The Brand With Its Own CDP: With 100 million customers and a homegrown CDP, Intuit is a data-driven brand, says Intuit CMO Lara Balazs. But beyond conversions, the owner of TurboTax and Credit Karma closely tracks brand reputation as a measure of success. by AdExchanger

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Why Creatives Don’t Need to Fear AI Art by AdExchanger

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Moving Beyond The “Empathy Incentive” In DEI - E287: When it comes to their DEI commitments, are brands more talk or more action? We bring together the buy side and sell side – Publicis President Jason DaWayne Smith and Black Enterprise President and CEO Butch Graves Jr. – for a frank discussion... by AdExchanger

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Context Is Having Its Moment (But It’s Always Been King), With Grapeshot Co-Founder John Snyder: Keyword blocklists are blunt instruments, and yet they persist in programmatic media buying. It’s time to kick blocklists to the curb and start curating keywords by campaign, says contextual pioneer John Snyder, who sold his company, Grapeshot, to... by AdExchanger

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Dirty, Dull And Dangerous, With C2 Ventures Founding Partner Chris Cunningham: Ad tech entrepreneur Chris Cunningham’s early-stage investment firm, C2 Ventures, has a new fund: just over $20 million for pre-Series A companies, plus $2.55 million for pre-seed startups. But there’s one thing he won’t be investing in, and... by AdExchanger

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Listening To The Programmatic Beat, With iHeartMedia CMO Gayle Troberman: Gayle Troberman, iHeartMedia’s CMO, talks up iHeart’s programmatic advertising ambitions and the power of audio to engage – in some cases even more deeply than video. Also in this episode: Lessons learned from 16 years as Microsoft’s chief... by AdExchanger

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Speaking Truth To Power, With The Markup’s CEO Nabiha Syed: Nabiha Syed is CEO of The Markup, a non-profit newsroom that runs in-depth investigations into how companies large and small (but mostly large), use technology to reshape society – and it's having an impact. The new lawsuit facing Meta and several... by AdExchanger

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Retail Media Waxes As MTA Wanes, With McKinsey’s Emily Del Greco: Yes, the headwinds are blowing for digital advertising. There’s signal loss, regulatory scrutiny, platform privacy changes and a looming recession, to name a few. But McKinsey Partner Emily Del Greco sees opportunity on the horizon for commerce... by AdExchanger

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Thanksgiving Episode: Talking Turkey With IAB CEO David Cohen: How should advertisers approach a wild-child platform like Twitter? David Cohen, CEO of the Interactive Advertising Bureau – who recently spoke with Elon Musk himself on that very topic – weighs in. Also in this episode: grappling with... by AdExchanger

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Inside T-Mobile’s Plan To Rideshare Its Way Into Ad Budgets: Rideshare marketing should be more than just slapping a screen in the back of a car and running ads, says Cherian Thomas, head of marketing and go-to-market for T-Mobile Advertising Solutions, on this week’s episode of AdExchanger Talks. by AdExchanger

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Fighting FOFO In The Programmatic Supply Chain: Confusing, murky and complex – the programmatic supply chain is a mess. So why do advertisers accept the status quo? Often, it’s because they have a serious case of FOFO: the fear of finding out, says Ruben Schreurs, Ebiquity’s chief product... by AdExchanger

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Thinking Outside The (Subscription) Box With Misfits Market: When online grocery subscription service Misfits Market was founded in 2018, it took a page right out of the DTC advertiser’s playbook, says Holly Eagleson, VP of marketing. But since the release of Apple’s ATT, Misfits has been embracing new... by AdExchanger

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How To Hold Each Marketing Dollar Accountable: Marketers are banking on compelling creative and contextual signals for performance, with challenges to addressability, says Forrester Senior Analyst Nikhil Lai. Plus: How TV can reduce digital advertising costs. by AdExchanger

54 min listen

Forget AVOD Vs. SVOD – Now It’s Time For ‘HVOD’: Meet your new CTV acronym: HVOD (hybrid video on demand). Why do we need it? The rise of AVOD doesn’t mean SVOD is going anywhere, says Sarah Lewis, global director of CTV at video platform ShowHeroes and a proponent of HVOD. by AdExchanger

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Ecommerce Is A Good Look For Saks Fifth Avenue: In March 2021, Hudson’s Bay Company, which owns Saks Fifth Avenue, made an unusual move to split its ecommerce business and physical stores into two separate companies. Why? We got Emily Essner, CMO of Saks, to explain. by AdExchanger

49 min listen

Why Ad Blocking Is On The Rise … Again: Just like a rising tide lifts all boats, a receding tide grounds all ships. When someone turns on an ad blocker out of frustration, that decision also affects publishers making an effort to serve up respectful ad experiences, says Blockthrough CEO... by AdExchanger

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Why Roku Is Hopping On Shopping: Roku is bullish on shoppable video. The idea of television commerce isn’t new, of course. QVC, HSN and infomercials, anyone? But the technology exists today to breathe new life into the opportunity, says Peter Hamilton, Roku’s head of television... by AdExchanger

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Stocking Up On First-Party Data, With General Mills Marketer Heather Conneran: General Mills is going deep on its first-party data strategy. Heather Conneran, director of brand experience platforms, shares the CGP marketer’s lessons learned from its time in the digital transformation trenches. by AdExchanger

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Walking The DEI Walk With Direct Digital Holdings CEO Mark Walker: Brands that don’t invest in diverse media are missing out on revenue. “Audiences in those communities reward you for noticing them,” says Mark Walker, CEO of Direct Digital Holdings. by AdExchanger

46 min listen

Doing The Math On Privacy Compliance: With five state privacy laws set to go into effect next year, consumer privacy and issues related to data collection are top of mind for everyone – but especially people like this week’s guest, Fiona Campbell-Webster, chief privacy officer at... by AdExchanger

50 min listen

Calculating CAC With An Eye On Retention: The cost of customer acquisition (CAC) is about more than what a brand pays to get someone to visit a website or download an app. Advertisers also need to bake engagement and retention into their CAC, says Braze CEO Bill Magnuson. by AdExchanger

62 min listen

Why Technology Should Follow Behavior (Not The Other Way Around), With VMLY&R Commerce Innovation Chief Roy Armale: Roy Armale, VMLY&R’s global chief innovation officer, believes in tackling technology with human behavior in mind – and being careful not to let the convenience of technology alter our perception of what it means to be human. by AdExchanger

60 min listen

Straight Talk With An Anonymous Guest, The Legendary Corndog Of Ad Tech Twitter: Call it a Halloween special. Our apparition of a guest this week, an anonymous ad tech Twitter personality, is staying beneath the invisibility cloak. “I’m not senior enough to get away with running my mouth,” says the @HumanPropensity account... by AdExchanger

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Defining Data Ethics With Unilever’s Former General Counsel: Bringing data ethics into the marketing department is good for an org’s bottom line, says Jamie Barnard, Unilever’s former general counsel focused on global marketing, and now the CEO of a new privacy compliance startup called (natch) Compliant. by AdExchanger

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Advertising Delivers For DoorDash, With VP Of Ads Toby Espinosa: Generating awareness is great, says Toby Espinosa, VP of ads at DoorDash. But a cost-per-acquisition pricing mechanism allows small businesses to invest in growth without having to worry about cash flow. by AdExchanger

45 min listen

Connecting The Dots With Walmart Connect: Retail media has reached escape velocity. “We've grown from basically $0 to a business that's now bigger than The New York Times,” says Walmart Connect VP Jeff Clark. But Walmart still needs to get it right. by AdExchanger

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Why It’s Time To Put ‘Notice And Choice’ On Notice: The “notice and choice” model makes sense in theory, but in practice? It’s a mess. Privacy platitudes need to stop, says Jessica Lee, a partner at Loeb & Loeb. Heck, some practitioners don’t even know how online advertising works. by AdExchanger

47 min listen

Marketing To The Military Calls For Authenticity: Roughly one-third of the US population has a direct connection to the military. And yet many brands “still struggle to authentically connect with this key demographic,” says Mark Harper, GM of military and defense at Recurrent Ventures. by AdExchanger

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Episode 300: Scoping The Ad Tech Ecosystem, With Brian O’Kelley: After a hiatus from ad tech, Brian O’Kelley is back with Scope3, a new startup to help ad tech companies reduce their carbon emissions. The cynical POV: He’s cleaning up the mess he helped make. It’s a fair criticism, O’Kelley says: “I take... by AdExchanger

67 min listen

Regulatory Scrutiny And The Intricacies Of Ad Law With A 30-Year FTC Veteran: Mary Engle is EVP of policy at BBB National Programs, a nonprofit organization that’s helping keep self-regulation of the ad industry alive. She’s also spent more than three decades with the FTC. In this episode, Engle gets into the weeds on... by AdExchanger

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