Mobile phones have rapidly become part of the fabric of everyday life. In fact, it’s estimated that around half of the global population has a smartphone. Phones are a ubiquitous touchpoint which we interact with hundreds of times a day and with each interaction we add more complexity to our digital footprint of purchase and personal history.
Marketers across Asia Pacific are turning to location data to gain a competitive advantage over their rivals, according to new data from Blis, the global leader in real-world intelligence. The study conducted with 150 CMOs, heads of marketing and agency directors from travel, retail and consumer goods brands uncovers why marketers are turning to real-world intelligence, how they are using it and what can be done to optimise their efforts.
New study from Blis shows investment in location-based advertising significant but knowledge gaps still present for many marketers
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What many marketers may not realize is that location-based intelligence may be a smarter investment in many scenarios – and in almost every scenario, a smart investment in addition to search and social. Where people go, as we say at Blis, reveals a lot about who they are. Location data offers real-world intelligence that is unmatched by other sources. It delivers specific insights that can inform every other marketing channel.
Ad blocking will force marketers not only to make ad formats less intrusive, but also
The evolution of retail is both exciting and terrifying. As many retailers adjust their strategies to accommodate the needs of “always-on” shoppers, it seems that an equal number are shuttering their brick and mortar stores for good.
In a year where “Retail Apocalypse” seems to feature in every headline, there’s some good news: people love to shop. That’s not just true in the US, it’s true just about everywhere in the world, according to a new series of Blis white papers. The research we performed in EMEA, Singapore and Australia with Sapio Research uncovered significant findings such as this and revealed even deeper insights about shopper behaviours that marketers will find helpful as they navigate the evolving path to purchase.
