Promotional Feature: Brands face the attribution challenge
12 Mar 2012 | by Lynsey Barber
A fragmented digital space presents a valuable attribution challenge. Here, leading marketers discuss a fascinating and vital subject
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As users consume more video content online and television gets connected, brands need to respond as these two advertising platforms converge.
A fragmented digital space presents a valuable attribution challenge. Here, leading marketers discuss a fascinating and vital subject
Brands including Burger King, Sony Ericsson and Facebook were represented on the debate panel, here are some video highlights of what they took from the debate.
Brands seeking to positively engage with consumers need to be confident enough to drop the one-way messaging in favour of creating a genuine, entertaining representation of what they stand for
Social technologies will give brands unprecedented access to groups of connected web users
Talk about 'digital' and channel-based silos should be things of the past. Organisations need to be structured around what's real, not what's easy
There are growing opportunities to link physical interactive experiences with mobile networks
Clients need agencies that can see the broadest answers to problems
Potentially, it's good to be 'lighting many small fires' but at the same time, a brand can benefit from being properly defined by a single big idea
The lines between 'old' and new media are about to become blurred, with TV primed to sit at the heart of our digital future