Avoiding the Digital Learning Curve: How marketers can ensure CTV is effective now
CTV sounds like a marketers’ dream: the big screen, premium content, and a brand-safe environment. However, the inventory is not as plentiful as many would like, and often buying takes brands outside of their established partners. The benefits, though, outweigh the cons.
Read the latest byline in Performance Marketing World by Carolyn Corda, CMO & CCO at Adara about how marketers can approach this technology the right way and ensure their CTV buys are targeted and genuine to stay ahead of the game.
Three Ways to Get the Most Out of CTV
Connected TV is the latest ‘big thing’ among advertisers, as brands seek to learn more about this format and how it can help them reach their audience. Having been one of the few beneficiaries of the pandemic, today CTV is a premium tool.
Read the latest byline by Carolyn Corda, CMO and CCO at Adara, where she highlights how advertisers can start to maximise their use of this channel in three key ways.
How brands can move forward as third-party cookies are phased out
While the pandemic might seem like the only issue that should worry airline and hotel business leaders, there is another ongoing story that could further derail the industry: the death of the third-party cookie.
In this recent byline in Travolution.com, Carolyn Corda, CMO & CCO at Adara looks at one of the biggest challenges facing travel marketers today and suggests three methods by which marketers can adapt to the new digital ecosystem.
There is a tremendous appetite for revenge travel in Asia
Check out the latest byline by Carolyn Corda, Chief Marketing Officer and Chief Commercial Officer of ADARA, as she discusses the travel trends in Asia and how brands and marketers are navigating a cookieless future in this #CMOZone interview with MartechAsia.
There is a tremendous appetite for revenge travel in Asia
Carolyn Corda, Chief Marketing Officer and Chief Commercial Officer of ADARA, discusses the travel trends in Asia and how brands and marketers are navigating a cookieless future in this interview with MartechAsia.
Google Proves that Travel Marketers Need a New Targeting Strategy
Travel marketers might read the news about Google Chrome deciding to push their phase-out of third-party cookies by nearly two years with a sense of relief. That timing means that the industry is now looking at flipping the switch from mid-2023 to late 2023, both far but also relatively close to Chrome’s initial goal of the “beginning of 2022”.
How data sharing can give brands confidence
Over the past year and a half, two stories have dominated the minds and work of financial marketers: the COVID-19 pandemic and the death of the third-party cookie. While the pandemic has forever changed consumer habits, Google’s decision to phase out the use of third-party cookies on Chrome will mean that it will be harder for marketers to track and understand these changes.
What the loss of third party cookies means for financial brands
Over the last 26 years, financial brands have used third-party cookies to fuel digital marketing strategies. Tracking people from website to website across the web, third-party cookies inform marketing campaigns, allowing financial institutions to create highly personalized ads based on user patterns and behavior.
Novice Travelers Are Spending Big, Offering Opportunities for Smart Brands
The rise of Novice Travelers is turning the travel loyalty pyramid on its head – traditionally, the people that have been most important were seasoned travelers. This year, Novice Travelers are spending on luxury travel to destinations like Miami, Hawaii and Las Vegas, and are choosing luxurious hotels at record rates.
What Destinations Can Do About Apple’s Location Data Overhaul
Say goodbye to location mapping and targeting as it is today on the iPhone, iPad and other Mac devices.
Apple recently announced some new changes with the next release of their operating system iOS 15.