We can leverage data and technology to target consumers more precisely and personalize advertising messages and online campaigns. Digitally mature companies that follow a digital first strategy know how important this is if you wish to compete in today’s highly networked, data-driven and constantly changing world. In this post, I have outlined the main benefits and features of this strategy.

As data protection restrictions tighten, advertisers are becoming more aware of the importance of ethical and transparent data use. The Transparency and Consent Framework 2.0 (TCF 2.0) went into effect on 15 August, encouraging publishers and providers of advertising technology solutions to be more transparent about consumer data protection. On the other hand, it has given users of digital media greater control over what information they share and with whom. As various regulations on consumer data privacy and protection restrict the access to third party, a more precise version of contextual targeting, i.e. contextual intelligence, is becoming more popular.

In the Industry 4.0 era, database architecture is one of the factors of a company’s success in the modern market. The ability to adapt data models, the flexibility to introduce new databases and the speed of (re) interpretation of large amounts of data in order to promote business agility and innovation is something that the market is relentlessly demanding. In a programmatic digital media ecosystem, responsive databases are key to the success of advertising campaigns and their real-time optimisation.

Hyper-personalisation is becoming a key formula for the success of efficient advertising campaigns. Do you know what is hiding behind this notion?

When it comes to marketing strategies, consumer segmentation has been lauded for quite some time now; its upgrade, micro-segmentation, represents an additional step towards building successful relationships with consumers.

Build stronger relationships with your consumers through an even more focused and connected experience.

A look into the past, the present and the future of using blockchain technology for the purpose of digital advertising.