Most of us automatically combine branding measures with large-scale TV campaigns, radio, large-scale outdoor advertising or sponsorships in top-class sports. But even digitally, there are now a number of ways to push brands and build brands. At this point, we would like to give you an overview of digital branding options.
“Even the most sophisticated media strategy can be ruined by poor creatives.” A harsh verdict and yet the truth in the highly competitive advertising market. The success of a campaign no longer depends only on cleverly designed media plans, but to a large extent on the quality of the creatives. But why is that so?
The excitement is great: Google's announcement that it will refrain from individual tracking in its own cosmos is causing turmoil and uncertainty in the advertising industry. Many articles with headlines such as “Google stops personalized advertising” have also contributed to this. Time to light things up in the dark with a Q&A.
“What moves us” — our new series, in which we talk briefly and concisely about ourselves, broaden our horizons and analyse the trends & challenges of the near future.
Whether on the subway, on the way to work, on the street corner, on TV or on the Internet — there is hardly a situation in which advertisers are not vying for the favor of potential customers. This inevitably raises the question: What do we even remember at the end of the day?
Targeting the target group, optimizing ongoing campaigns and, in the best case, making advertising media more dynamic — programmatic advertising can do all of this. The basis for all of this: data. And since the introduction of the GDPR/GDPR, no advertisers, publishers or AdTech providers have been able to ignore the topics of data protection and consent management.
