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SAP Boosts Brand Awareness Using Gumgum’s High Impact Ad Formats and VerityTM, GumGum’s Advanced Contextual Targeting Solution

Martech Series

GumGum , a contextual-first global digital advertising platform, has announced that multinational software company, SAP , has become the first brand in EMEA to leverage both GumGum’s high impact desktop skin advertising unit, and its cookieless contextual targeting solution, Verity TM , to significantly boost brand awareness.

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Marketing Briefing: Why marketers, pivoting to brand awareness, are rethinking their advertising on Facebook and Instagram

Digiday

Some marketers are retooling the way they think about ads on Meta-owned Facebook and Instagram, aiming for brand awareness rather than immediate sales. Rather than focusing solely on sales – though that’s obviously still the goal – some of those marketers are aiming to use the platforms for more aggressive brand awareness investments.

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Airbnb’s global head of marketing Hiroki Asai talks returning to big, bold campaigns and owning the brand narrative

Digiday

Subscribe: Apple Podcasts • Stitcher • Spotify In the wake of measurement woes and data privacy initiatives muddying digital targeting capabilities, a number of companies have pivoted to become less reliant on targeting customers via third-party cookies to generate quick sales via performance marketing.

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Consent and transparency need to be top data privacy concerns for marketers

illumin

Customer data lets marketers impactfully speak to their audience – driving conversions or brand awareness for their clients without annoying their customers. These concerns are exemplified by the decision to remove third-party cookies from Google Chrome in 2024 and Mozilla Firefox in 2023. And so is consent.

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Xerox CMO Deena LaMarque Piquion: Embracing AI, targeting the next generation and keeping a legacy brand relevant in 2024

Digiday

Subscribe: Apple Podcasts • Stitcher • Spotify Between Google’s third-party cookie phase out (finally) and the generative AI boom, there are many changes facing the marketing and advertising industry this year. Continue reading this article on digiday.com.

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Cookieless Advertising for B2B Marketers

Basis

Now, after numerous delays , third-party cookie deprecation in Google Chrome has officially begun, making the challenge of adapting to signal loss even more urgent. So, within the B2B space, there’s been a lot of uneasiness and unrest as we’ve encountered signal loss and started to approach the cookieless future.

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Solving First-Party Audience Expansion Using AI

Martech Series

The advertising industry faces particular challenges and opportunities at the moment with third-party cookies about to expire. But without cookies, and the ability to use personal data in advertising, the industry is now facing significant disruption. Rapid response.

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