Demystifying the Digital Advertising Daze

During this session, the experts at Ipsos ASI help demystify success when it comes to digital brand communications.

There are more media platforms and advertising opportunities than ever before - the web, social media, mobile, online video and gaming to name but a few - and these are in addition to the "traditional" media mix of television, radio, press, and outdoor. The rules about how to build dialogue and engage consumers have changed and advertisers are now required to develop a conversation across multiple platforms in a coherent way.

To top it all off, in this increasingly complex digital landscape, unlike the old analogue world, there is a super abundance of data - indeed everything seems measurable - but the surprising truth is that marketers are still struggling to evaluate the basic success of their digital advertising campaigns.

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