Explore how AI is transforming search engine marketing, what the future of search might look like, and how leaders can adapt and prepare.
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Explore how AI is transforming search engine marketing, what the future of search might look like, and how leaders can adapt and prepare.
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Today, we stand at a pivotal time for the insurance industry. As the Affordable Care Act begins to take effect, 12 million Americans are expected to buy insurance through the healthcare exchanges in 2014. This will drive millions of dollars worth of transactions in a commoditized environment where price and brand play a huge role in the decision making process. Insurers understand that there are large challenges for their customers as well. Now is the time for insurance advertisers to instill confidence, trust and loyalty with consumers.
The typical automotive customer is fickle and savvy… and older (I will address that latter point in a bit). Research firm Polk states that brand loyalty in the auto industry is about 48%, meaning that more than half of any OEM’s consumer base will defect to another brand.
Centro’s Experience Includes 1,800 Campaigns for More Than 430 Retailers CHICAGO, IL – September 27, 2013 – Centro (centro.net), a ...
Centro’s Experience Includes Partnerships with 100 Insurance Advertisers on 700+ Campaigns CHICAGO, IL – September 27, 2013 – Centro (centro.net), ...
CHICAGO, IL – September 27, 2013 – Centro (centro.net), a provider of software and services for modern media agencies, today ...
With another holiday season just around the corner, these upcoming months mean big business for retailers. In fact, holiday sales have been shown to make up 40% of a retailers’ annual revenue according to the National Retail Federation (NRF). In 2013, according to retail executives network Retail TouchPoints, this percentage is expected to increase by up to 20%!
In the digital industry, the main way to sell your site and offering is to set-up a brief meeting or a classic lunch n’ learn. As you walk away from the meeting, quite often you are feeling good and can already see the RFP’s coming through, but then you ask yourself, “what’s next?” At Centro, we usually meet with 10-15 different publishers nationwide each week, so we have seen it all. For that reason, I wanted to share a few tips on what to do after the meeting.