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3 ways AI helps advertisers measure campaigns better
June 12, 2024 By

Marketing budgets are only 7.7 percent of company revenue in 2024, down from an average of 11 percent in the preceding four years.

How we did it: Reaching advertisers with advertising in new ways
June 3, 2024 By

Many B2B ads end up looking more like a reformatted version of a sheet from a conference than a memorable concept.

Will AI prompt a marketing revolution?
May 21, 2024 By

It is increasingly clear that the future of marketing is intrinsically linked with AI.


How brands can improve return on ad spend with partnerships
May 1, 2024 By

Partnership and affiliate programs have emerged as powerful tools, promising heightened visibility, expanded reach and enhanced brand engagement.

How Gen Z is driving new trends in jewelry-gifting
April 30, 2024 By

When it comes to jewelry, Gen Z is instigating new trends, forcing high-end and luxury jewelry retailers to sit up and take notice.

9 counterintuitive trends in AI
April 30, 2024 By

Rather than me writing these by myself, I decided to co-author the top counterintuitive trends in AI with ChatGPT.


Have your digital marketing assets outgrown Google Drive?
April 30, 2024 By

If digital asset organization and findability are in disarray, trouble tends to snowball quickly.

How small businesses can optimize digital marketing
April 15, 2024 By

It is important to determine what marketing campaigns and platforms convert the most customers and generate the most revenue.

Next frontier of contextual advertising: Your living room
April 1, 2024 By

The shift from generic placements to contextually relevant ad pods is not just a technological upgrade.


Buyer signals that matter and how retailers can use them
March 4, 2024 By

Not every shopper’s behavior matters equally when it comes to evaluating who the high-value and low-value customers will be over time.

Smart strategies for a successful 2024 gift return season
January 23, 2024 By

As marketers, our reflex is to get returners to purchase something else ASAP. That is not always going to drive the most lifetime value or retain the customer.

AI will make analytics an essential input to creative
January 22, 2024 By

For advertisers, the question of putting in the best possible prompts that will lead to more performant content will be absolutely critical.


How marketers should look beyond third-party cookies with Google Chrome phaseout
January 22, 2024 By

With Chrome finally closing the book on cookies, retailers must find effective alternatives to compete.

Measuring the impact of holiday sales on US small business
January 10, 2024 By

The latest figures from Adobe Analytics show that from November to December 2023, U.S. consumers spent more than $222 billion while shopping online.

Brands should combine online media with offline channels for consumer attention
January 10, 2024 By

The impact of the brand message is larger, more important by association in non-mobile environments.


Ecommerce’s pitfalls: Diving into FTC’s mail order rule
December 5, 2023 By

The online retail landscape is not without its challenges, and the Federal Trade Commission has recently spotlighted one such case involving Hey Dude Inc., an online shoe retailer.

CMO must excel in 4 key areas for corporate storytelling, growth
November 28, 2023 By

One could argue the CMO has to be the most well-rounded member of the C-suite, able to hold court with technical people as well as with non-technical people, across all areas of the business as well as the industry as a whole.

Are you customer-obsessed? Here is why you should be
September 29, 2023 By

More than a strategy, customer obsession is a business model.


How to install purpose in your brand and company
September 14, 2023 By

The best way to identify purpose is not making up a new one but rediscovering the reason for the brand’s existence in the first place. What problem was it created to solve? Why?

Roadmap from midcareer professional to entrepreneur
September 13, 2023 By

In a weird twist of human nature, we overestimate the threats and underestimate our strengths in a typical SWOT analysis.

What US small businesses think about AI
August 31, 2023 By

Seventy percent of small businesses would be willing to pay more to access AI and automation.