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The Wall > 40% of UK millennials don't like the way brands talk to them via social media

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An emotional connection beyond sense?
Tony Nunan
19 September 2014, 9:01AM

cokeCadbury or Nestle? Tyrells or Sensations? Coca-Cola or Pepsi? These are just a few examples of the decisions we are faced with when carrying out our supermarket shop. So what is it that determines our purchase decisions? Whilst a number of factors, such as price, pack format, and even visibility, will be at play here, the emotional connection we have to a product or brand will be one of the key influencers.

40% of UK millennials don't like the way brands talk to them via social media
Prelini Udayan-Chiechi
19 September 2014, 8:36AM

twitter social media conversationIn this hyperconnected, omnichannel age, brands need to fully understand the consumer audience they are trying to reach, the best channels to engage with and the most effective strategy to adopt in order to do so.

What can advertisers learn from Facebook's Cross Device Reporting?
Sam Barnett
18 September 2014, 1:39PM

FacebookbuildingFacebook has recently announced a cross device tracking tool. This will allow advertisers to see their user's journey to purchase as they move between devices.

Facebook is in a unique position as a publisher – in North America alone at least 50% of internet users are on Facebook and, if they own two or more devices, chances are they will log on to the service on every device they own.

Did Apple and U2 officially make music worthless?
Chris J Reed
17 September 2014, 11:43PM

U2 Apple launchMusic stars do want to have it both ways. First they complain that music is not being valued properly, that piracy is killing new music and then they go and give away an entire album and wonder why people don't value music.

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