By ADTACK Marketing on July 25, 2017

You don't have to know the numbers to know mobile advertising is exploding. Then again, a little context never hurts: advertisers spent about $72 billion on digital ads in 2016 and this number is ...

By ADTACK Marketing
on July 17, 2017
Marketers have long considered what they do to be an art, but how they do it has morphed into a science. This seismic shift requires merging marketing's best practices with data science and ...
By ADTACK Marketing
on July 12, 2017
Data runs the world. It drives the decisions we make, the people meet and the things we do. To ignore it would be ignoring potential income streams; to misunderstand it could lead to expensive ...
By ADTACK Marketing
on June 28, 2017
If video killed the radio star, then the internet is killing the television star. According to her 2017 report on Internet Trends, Mary Meeker found internet ad spend will exceed television ads for ...
By ADTACK Marketing
on June 16, 2017
You could say that consumers are becoming needier; give them what they want and they simply want more of it.
By ADTACK Marketing
on March 07, 2017
Marketing is changing everyday. Companies which have the ability to quickly incorporate these new ideas into their marketing plans are earning more; while businesses which fail to adapt to the ...
By ADTACK Marketing
on February 27, 2017
You already know mobile technology has irrevocably altered consumers' buying journey. An astounding 77% of Americans now own a smart phone on which they do everything from stream videos, locate ...
By ADTACK Marketing
on February 01, 2017
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By ADTACK Marketing
on January 09, 2017
Marketing. It's a seemingly vague, all-encompassing word that takes on multiple meanings, depending on who you ask. In fact, unless you work in or directly with the marketing department, it's highly ...
By ADTACK Marketing
on December 14, 2016
While people were still pecking away at typewriters, cramming every square inch of the page with type and reading newspapers, which were equally crammed with type, a soon-to-be-famous German ...