Today’s post is by Sr. Production Manager Gordon Khoo. As technology and the Internet continue to evolve, our society approaches an interesting (some would argue unfortunate) intersection between ethics, politics, technology, and the social contract. As marketers, this is an intersection we too must navigate, as prized user information can have positive outcomes for both the advertiser and the customer. With the recent news about PRISM, the NSA program that collects Facebook, Google, and other data, we are faced with a fender-bender sure to cause some rubbernecking and changing … Continue reading →

Today’s post is by Account Manager Jay Stampfl , a six-year performance marketing vet, avid reader, and water polo practitioner. In my last post, I talked about some of the logic and criteria you should use for your bidding strategy. Once you have a good sense of your goals and time frame, you’re ready to create automations. There are a number of different ways to use automations: pausing ads, changing daily budget, or even just sending email notifications. For today, we are just going to focus on bidding strategies … Continue reading →