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Why brands should spend longer writing their promoted trends
Alex King
15 December 2014, 10:17AM

TwitterlogosOne of my more terrifying moments as a junior copywriter was being asked to write a promoted trend (aka promoted tweet/hashtag) for an FMCG client.

It scared me for a number of reasons: the cost (up to £120,000), the all-eggs-one-basket nature of the media, the knowledge it would greet Twitter users all day long - and finally, the shoulder-shrugging attitude from the client and agency.

6 things a programmatic advertising partner should provide
Chris Dobson
15 December 2014, 8:45AM

Robot by littlelostrobot FlickrProgrammatic buying is on a strong growth trajectory - with an average annual growth rate of 27% - and is set to reach $53 billion globally by 2018. While the US is leading the way - with 62% of its display-related ads purchased using this method - the UK is following suit with programmatic forecasted to account for almost half of digital display ads (47%) bought in 2014.

YouTube views still stand for something
Danny Weitzkorn
12 December 2014, 9:30AM

youtubelogoAMV's Craig Mawdsley recently spoke out about the meaningless metrics of YouTube, and whilst I'm sure there are many who will write off his argument as the words of an ad man trying to shift the focus away from digital, he makes a valid point.

How brands can join the wearable revolution
John Newbold
12 December 2014, 9:06AM

Apple WatchAs we wait for the arrival of the hotly anticipated Apple Watch in the New Year, in the last month we also heard that Samsung and LG are in the process of adding new, potentially more fashionable, smartwatches to their ranges.

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