Peter Field on how TV can outperform digital

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3 Types of Businesses That Should Be on TV

Not every business should advertise on TV, but several types tend to overlook the channel in their s...

Rethinking the Power of TV Advertising

What if I told you there is a marketing channel that’s revolutionizing advertising as we know it? An...

How data privacy laws should affect your marketing plan

As much as the recent media attention and expanding legislation may imply otherwise, data privacy is...

Why TV Advertising is Ecommerce’s Next Step

The rise of ecommerce has forever changed the way that customers shop and businesses operate. eMarke...

3 Reasons to Consider TV for Your B2B Brand

TV advertising for B2B brands faces its share of naysayers. Thought to be overly expensive, broad, a...

The changing role of the CFO - and new skills for the job

Steve Jobs. Richard Branson. Jeff Bezos. We’ve witnessed decades of star Chief Executive Officers wh...

It's not Google's fault they arbitrage your marketing results

It's time to make search a priority for the C-suite. If you search for the phrase “the greatest inve...

The supreme secret to success on TV: move from KPIs to KMIs.

I get it. My first job was as a marketing statistician. A data grubber. The source of proof for mark...

Omnichannel marketing = more loyalty

Brands must break down online and offline silos to meet consumer expectations.

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