Over the time that WARC has carried out this survey with the MMA, the role of mobile in the arsenal of marketers has grown significantly. As smartphone technology becomes more and more sophisticated, the line between the mobile medium and the rest of the online media mix is increasingly blurred. This blurring means the distinction between mobile and the rest of digital is hard to make, leading to fewer respondents this year labelling their strategy as ‘mobile-first’ and only 22% having a separate mobile marketing budget.
Bidease, a fully-transparent demand side platform for mobile marketers, has announced a strategic partnership with the world’s most advanced in-game advertising platform Anzu.io. This partnership will allow Bidease to scale up advertising capabilities in the mobile gaming market and offer their wide advertiser network non-intrusive cost-effective in-game ad formats.
Thursday, October 14, 2021 - 5:00am to 6:00am CEST
In MMA’s “The Great Debate Series” we discuss the growth frameworks of world-renowned academics with leading marketing-experts in Germany. Our third panel in the series - Reach vs Targeting - A Contradiction Or Symbiosis, will focus on frameworks from Byron Sharp and Joel Rubinson. The panel will discuss if reach marketing is contradictory to a targeted approach or if the two approaches belong together. This panel aims to localise and apply recommendations to brands and businesses in Germany and across Europe.
In MMA’s “Great Debate Series” we discuss the growth frameworks of world-renowned academics with leading marketing experts in Germany. In the first of four panels we debate Dr. Peter Fader’s framework. Fader is professor of marketing at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and a representative of a customer centric approach. Fader operates on the founding belief that marketers must leverage customer lifetime value. He argues marketers generate the best results when they find the customers most likely to buy their product or service — and then finding more of them.
