It’s been an uncertain year for retail, defined by inflation and the cost of living. In October, sales volumes in the UK fell to the lowest level since February 2021. And while ecommerce has had a tricky year, too, sales as a percentage of total retail have been growing since the summer. So, as retail […]
Ledger, executive product manager (sign-in, registration, verification and platforms), shares her approach to the discipline, including experiments with iPlayer, the value of a product roadmap, and the foundations of accessibility.
Google has begun testing another feature from its Privacy Sandbox, IP Protection, which takes aim at the use of IP addresses as ad targeting identifiers. We spoke to some experts about how it works, and what it means for advertisers.
We caught up with the influencer marketing agency’s global performance director, to discuss the dream of hyper-personalisation and the value of shared meaning.
From serving Rewards members with simple personalised email headers, to more sophisticated ‘year-in-review’ content, use of behavioural data and polling, the Asda CRM team share some key learnings from their success.
At last month’s Festival of Marketing, the John Lewis Partnership’s Michael Cato and Quintessentially’s Cathrine Levandowski discussed their current use of AI and the opportunity in the generative space.
Arnold Ma is the CEO of Qumin – a digital marketing agency that helps brands connect with Chinese-speaking consumers globally. We caught up with Ma to discuss Western brand strategy in the Chinese market, the future of social commerce, and the power of Douyin. Econsultancy: Tell me about your role… what does a typical day […]
Wunderman Thompson’s Hugh Fletcher and Fruugo’s Tony Preedy give their thoughts on what to expect from Black Friday 2023, why discounting isn’t always the best tactic, and why having a social media strategy is vital.
Nick Cowling, Head of Performance at Everybody Agency, tells us how healthcare and pharmaceutical marketers may mitigate for the deprecation of third-party cookies in their heavily regulated sector.
“The real value… isn’t in the tech itself, but in how it kicks up quality or efficiency,” says Julius Kontiola of design studio Kallan & Co.
What are the current trends shaping search, and what should SEOs do to respond to them? Part 1 covers the extra E in E-E-A-T, as well as the future for AI-generated content in search.
With Google laying the groundwork to phase out third-party cookies starting from mid-2024, we asked the experts about the impact on PPC and how search marketers can adapt.
Email remains an important channel for marketers in 2023, with automation and innovation in artificial intelligence enhancing the effectiveness of campaigns. According to the DMA’s Consumer Email Tracker, 32% of consumers say they find email brand messages useful – a rise from just 15% in 2021. At the same time, however, new privacy measures and […]
In recent years there has been a marked shift towards Google’s AI taking the reins from PPC marketers, leaving marketers with less manual control. How has this trend changed the game for paid search, and what does it mean for the role of a search marketer?
As the impact of creators and online communities is seen in big brand campaigns, is influencer marketing set to challenge the idea of demographic and psychographic customer personas? We ask the experts about current trends, from AI to first-party data.
Experts from House of Performance and Oliver Agency tell Econsultancy how the balance shift from personalisation to privacy is impacting paid social and its measurement.
What are the current trends shaping search, and what should SEOs do to respond to them? In part 2 we cover the growing ‘long tail’ of search and what the emergence of multimodal search means for SEO.
