Tag Archives: audiences

The Forgotten Boolean NOT

Posted on Tuesday, 3 April 2018 9:02 am by markpilip

I spent last week in Glasgow and London, with a UK SIM card temporarily in my phone. As part of my daily routine of checking Twitter, I learned that many social media advertisers and agencies have forgotten how to use … Continue reading →

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How many humans are in each segment of your category buyers? And how many humans are in each audience at each publisher? You need to know the answers to both questions for your campaigns to be successful. Not cookies. Not … Continue reading →

Posted on Monday, 19 February 2018 11:34 am by markpilip | Comments Off on Humans

The Verge’s Silicon Valley editor, Casey Newton, tweeted on Thursday: So many publishers think they have audiences, when what they really have is traffic. I think we’re about to find out who has an audience. To find out who has … Continue reading →

Posted on Saturday, 13 January 2018 8:01 am by markpilip | Comments Off on Who’s Hurt by Facebook Changes? Look at TAC Ratio.

Segment the universe first, determine your target audiences, and craft offers that appeal to those people. If you’re mostly worried about audience reach or how many devices are in your graph (whatever that is), you’re not marketing. Sorry.

Posted on Tuesday, 21 March 2017 10:26 am by markpilip | Comments Off on Marketing: It’s About People

“Audiences” Mostly Aren’t

Posted on Thursday, 9 February 2017 7:28 am by markpilip

Unlike theatrical audiences, who pay money and make a conscious decision to invest their time in something, the online audience is very different. Mostly, it’s people (well, actually bots) that have kind of stumbled on your site/app/whatever and are desperately … Continue reading →

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