Time flies when you’re having fun (or learning new social #strategy), and #VidCon2024 was over in the blink of an eye. If you couldn’t make it to this year’s convention, Wpromote’s Senior Manager of Influencer Marketing Heather Wilson-Hooker has the 411 on the biggest trends in #video and beyond.
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Advertising Services
El Segundo, CA 47,917 followers
Challenging Convention, Accelerating Growth 7-Time Ad Age Best Place To Work
About us
Wpromote is an award-winning digital marketing agency with offices across the United States. Named the Leader in the Forrester Performance Marketing Wave, we help brands Think Like A Challenger to drive transformational growth. Challenger clients include leading brands such as Whirlpool, Zenni, Adobe, TransUnion, Frontier Airlines, and more. Our mission is to build and deploy holistic, agile marketing strategies that drive significant results for our clients. We partner with clients to capture market share by authentically connecting with the right customers across channels at every stage of the customer journey, increasing customer lifetime value, and outsmarting the competition instead of outspending them. Our teams think outside of the box and challenge the status quo because Wpromote actively builds a culture that prioritizes creativity, innovation, and passion in service of our clients’ goals.
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http://www.wpromote.com
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- Advertising Services
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- 501-1,000 employees
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- El Segundo, CA
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- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2001
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- Paid Search & Media, Creative Services, SEO, Earned Social, Content Marketing, Feed Management, Paid Social, Facebook Advertising, Email Marketing, Display Advertising, Strategy, Local, Mobile, Google Analytics Consulting, and Digital Intelligence
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Today we are thrilled to introduce you to a new member of our C-Suite: our first-ever CMO Megan McDonagh! Megan will be using her two decades of expertise leading marketing teams in the high-tech space to oversee Wpromote’s marketing team and build out new go-to-market strategies while working closely with our SVP, Head of Sales David Gensler. Welcome to Wpromote, Megan! https://lnkd.in/gn7XPAh9
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After announcing partnerships with #Reddit and #DotdashMeredith, #OpenAI has announced yet another new relationship: this time with #Apple. Learn about this and other #marketing #news you might’ve missed in this month’s Industry Chatter. https://ow.ly/BwI250StWtr
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From #mediaconvergence to the rise of women’s sports, VP of Integrated Media Sammy (Frankel) Rubin is breaking down the biggest things we learned from this year’s Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity.
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Investing in DE&I #media vendors is more important than ever. Wpromote's Head of Programmatic & Video Skyler McGill and Senior Director of Programmatic/Display Winnie Mui share how you can leverage the right #data to prove efficacy and make inclusive considerations part of your overall strategy. https://lnkd.in/ghrvcTCs
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Didn't have the chance to attend this year's Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity? We've got you covered! Check out our VP of Integrated Media Sammy (Frankel) Rubin's key takeaways from the biggest week in media.
A final #canneslions takeaway recap to close out the week, focused on #media convergence, the 'unsocial' media networks, #retailmedia vs. #commerce, #womenssports and #ai Check out my thoughts on the Wpromote blog and let me know what you think!
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From #Apple's partnership with #OpenAI to The Trade Desk's "beef" with Yahoo, this summer's #marketing news is heating up. Catch all the latest announcements and updates you might've missed in June with our latest edition of Industry Chatter.
June Marketing Chatter: OpenAI joins Apple, TikTok steps up, and The Trade Desk throws down with Yahoo
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The rise of streaming is challenging advertisers to let go of the thing they love most: traditional #TV and #digital measurement methodologies. It might not be easy, but there’s never been a better time to adapt. Our VP of Content & Communications Christine Schrader chatted with Digiday’s Tim Peterson about the future of TV briefing.
Math is hard. But it’s made easier by the fact that it deals in a singular, universal language: numbers. At its root, streaming ad measurement is math. However, its math at the moment is less simple arithmetic than algebra. Since streaming sits at the intersection of traditional #TV and digital, individual advertisers may be more accustomed to traditional TV’s or digital’s measurement methodologies. In either case, they are having to account for various, erm, variables to arrive at their preferred metrics. And with streaming trending toward a more traditional TV-like measurement currency-based transaction system, performance-based, digital-leaning advertisers especially are having to figure out how to adapt, which was a hot topic during Digiday’s recent Programmatic Marketing Summit. In this piece by Tim Peterson, we speak to Christine Schrader of Wpromote.
Why digital advertisers need bridge metrics for streaming
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Loved getting the opportunity to talk to Tim Peterson about all things #dataprivacy at the Digiday Programmatic Marketing Summit, and love this video even more. But a word to the wise: if the rest of the industry is lagging in #privacy preparedness, there is a silver lining. Your competition's mistake is your opportunity to get the advantage and move to the front of the pack instead of following the herd. The time is now!
During the Digiday Programmatic Marketing Summit last month, I checked in w agency execs on how ready (or not) advertisers are for the 3P cookie to go away after Google's latest delay. Basically a follow-up to the check-in from the Dec 2023 DPMS. Here's what they had to say Thanks to Talia Arnold from Exverus Media, Leah Askew from Digitas North America, 💡 Michael Couch from RAPP, Oleg Korenfeld from CMI Media Group, Molly McCool Calhoon from PMG, Raphael Rivilla from Marcus Thomas LLC & Christine Schrader from Wpromote for talking w me
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You've seen it: social platforms like Snap Inc. and Pinterest are distancing themselves from the "social media" characterization. It's an interesting hook, but our own Sammy (Frankel) Rubin sat down with Digiday's Kimeko McCoy to discuss whether the new direction changes anything for brands. (Hint: not so much)
The term “social media” has evolved over the years, as advertisers jumped at a chance to better target audiences, at a low cost, with measurement tools that those who dabbled in linear TV could only dream of having. Marketers moved their budgets accordingly. And the landscape looks different even now — the channels are fragmented, making reach less defined. #Misinformation has also entered the chat and some of these social media channels have had to reckon with how their feeds foster bad behavior. The platforms have also had to answer some difficult questions: How do these channels weigh the responsibility of being a publisher, without taking credit for being so? How do these channels monitor the conversations in the rooms that they created? #socialmedia In this piece by Kimeko McCoy, we speak to Bill Watkins of Pinterest, Jim Squires of Reddit, Inc., Sammy (Frankel) Rubin of Wpromote, and Colleen DeCourcy of Snap Inc.
Don't call them social media networking sites: Why these platforms are distancing themselves from the social media label
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