You’ve done an audit and discovered serious fraud violations, now what? From the perspective of marketers, this lively discussion will talk about the value and benefit of getting a handle on fraud, how to monitor signals to dynamically block and establish controls in real-time, and advice on collaborating with partners and networks.
With the increased complexity of protecting a brand’s image and reputation from the rise in threats from fake news, inappropriate content, marketing tech, the digital supply chain, ad fraud and socially responsible consumers, marketers need a sound brand safety and fraud mitigation strategy. In support of these efforts, the MMA, together with brand leaders, has created a Brand Safety Guide.
In an effort to frame the potential impact of the Apple IDFA (Identifier for Advertisers) changes (requiring a user’s opt in) with the upcoming release of iOS14, the MMA has brought together a panel of marketers and technology experts that will help you understand the potential implications to your business. As the mobile ecosystem continues to evolve into a cookie-less world with increased privacy laws, brands need to find new ways to attribute marketing spend, target consumers with creative personalization and find ways to mitigate the potential for increased fraud.
Q. For that soft rule of taking the short term impact of an effort and multiplying by 2 to gauge the longterm effect what are you considering short term impact? Can apply that rule for one month of revenue, obtained, 3 months, 6 months, etc?
Q. How do you redefine "distribution" in a digital age, particularly for brands that sell direct? Is search (organic or paid) now part of distribution?
Submitted by Evan Oster on Mon, 09/21/2020 - 19:01
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Q. Customer satisfaction is about the product. In these strange times, especially, we see good corporate citizens are important for customers and more importantly prospects of your brand. What is the impact of how brands nurture stakeholders on its long term
Submitted by Pradeep Kumar on Mon, 09/21/2020 - 19:01
Q. Can you comment on how the typical ad elasticity of 0.1 - presumably short-term - compares to longer term effects like those studied in your time-series work with Professor DeKempe in the 1990s?