How marketers can manage their relationships with ad networks
29 Sep 2009 | by Victoria Furness
LONDON - Ad networks promise to make online budgets go further, but marketers must work to get the most out of their relationship with them.
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David Seward is UK sales and marketing director at Suzuki
LONDON - Ad networks promise to make online budgets go further, but marketers must work to get the most out of their relationship with them.
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