Close look at demographics lays groundwork for long-term strategy
Understanding demographics is the first step to effective marketing, according to a new report by Unity Marketing.
Understanding demographics is the first step to effective marketing, according to a new report by Unity Marketing.
Despite the rise of brands on social media, new research from Invoca suggests that consumers are still identifying phone calls as their top smartphone feature, bringing voice-to-voice connections to the forefront of marketers’ minds.
Without cross-device tracking, marketers face a number of challenges in their marketing strategies.
Gaining any type of intelligence about the consumer – from building audience segments to simply using a geofence to trigger a proximity ad – also requires good point of interest (“POI”) data, the description of the physical context of the user.
On average, the supply chain accounts for half of the typical corporation’s carbon emissions, according to a report by French luxury conglomerate Kering and non-profit consultancy BSR.
As suggested by Bain & Co.’s most recent research, it is a complicated time to be in luxury, as brands are faced with changing technologies, market disruptions and evolving consumer behavior.
The Middle East has emerged as a strong market for private aviation, according to a new report by Wealth-X and WINGX Advance.
One57 has become the most expensive residential building in New York, surpassing 15 Central Park West, according to CityRealty’s 100 Report.
Italian fashion house Fendi has completed the restoration of the Trevi Fountain in Rome ahead of schedule.
NEW YORK – Marketers can learn a lot from the results of behavioral psychology studies, according to an executive speaking at L2’s “Sold: Why Consumers Buy What They Buy” clinic on Nov. 3.