The Marketing Rapport

The global market is becoming increasingly restricted and regulated. Walled gardens are dominating the web and consumer privacy is front and center in any discussion concerning the future of advertising. This level of complexity isn’t new to AdTech/MarTech, and some companies like Zeotap continue to thrive amongst the chaos and spin up innovative solutions that enable businesses to build on a nucleus of first-party data and win themselves.

Matt Barash joins our host, Cory Davis, to discuss his role and experience at Zeotap. Matt is the SVP Global Publishing + Platform Partnerships at Zeotap, where he oversees all global commercial relationships with publishers and automated advertising, data, and marketing technology partners. Matt has 20+ years of experience in the space and has held leadership positions at Opera/AdColony, Forbes, and News Corp.

In this episode of the Identity Revolution podcast, you'll get to hear Matt's insights about some burning topics in the industry. How can we leverage customer data without the risk of privacy invasion? Do walled gardens represent a threat to the AdTech space? And what does the future hold for media publishing?

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What does the future look like for Retail? Is traditional in-store shopping a thing of the past? According to Heidi Bailey, VP, Futures & AI at The Integer Group, people still want to visit stores. Of course, there have been shifts in consumer behavior business owners should not neglect, but embrace. 

In this Identity Revolution episode, our host Fred Pfeiffer and guest Heidi Bailey discuss how COVID has given a new meaning to digital connections. People have embraced the advantages of the online world, but once things go back to normal, even those who were not fans of shopping will want that physical experience.  

Interlocutors also talk about the importance of the data in the advertising industry. Our guest believes that brands, not agencies, should store consumer data. They also mention the future of data: once the changes to digital identifiers take hold, new products, techniques, and solutions will come into view, bringing with them new opportunities for innovation in marketing and advertising.

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It's the end of the third-party cookie as we know it. Undoubtedly, Google is priming new strategies including the launch of FLoC (Federated Learning of Cohorts). But what is FLoC exactly, and how does it stack up to third-party cookies? Today's guest has some answers.

Nick Jordan is the Founder of Narrative I/O, a data streaming platform that simplifies the buying and selling of information by eliminating the inefficiencies in data transactions. Their goal is to fuel cutting-edge data strategies, monetize valuable data assets, and power innovation and growth. With a background in computer science and broad experience in product management, Nick worked for some of the world’s largest technology companies, Adobe and Yahoo.

"One of my superpowers has always been able to sort of bridge between the business and the technology side. And I think as you think of data, as a subset of technology, that's become incredibly important to my career path," says our guest.

In this episode of the Identity Revolution podcast, our host Cory Davis and guest Nick Jordan talk about the post-cookie era, the future of data collection, and Google's new technology advancements.

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Data is an essential factor in decision-making. Companies leverage third-party software to access vital information and use them to improve their business practices. But what about identity? How do companies understand its role?

Bill Michels, a GM at Trade Desk, introduces Unified ID 2.0, a "cookie sync" solution that helps different parties understand the identity of who's on their webpage. Cory and Bill discuss the vital importance of identity and how companies should leverage it to offer their content and improve their advertising practices.

In this episode of the Identity Revolution podcast, Bill Michels will reveal exciting features of the UID 2.0 project and the importance of industry collaboration in its realization. Furthermore, Bill reveals predictions for the future of companies in MarTech, AdTech, and data space. Do they have a bright future ahead of them?

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Data has become an integral part of businesses operated nowadays. Therefore, we shouldn't underestimate its power now, when most businesses have been affected by the pandemic and every resource matters. In the mortgage industry, data can be of much help. But is it enough?

Kenon Chen from Clear Capital mentions the importance of incorporating big data, machine learning, analytics, and artificial intelligence (AI) in the mortgage industry. He claims that these resources can help all parties, facilitating the process of buying, renting, or valuing the property.

In this episode of Identity Revolution, you will get the chance to meet our guest, Kenon Chen. He will lead you through Clear Capital's goals, focusing on the importance of using different information sources to beat the bias and other common problems that frequently arise in the mortgage industry.

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How is mobile marketing evolving as more modern platforms push SMS? Brian Garofola, the CTO of Vibes, talks about the types of communication that can help you stand out in a crowd. 

The native New Yorker, living in Chicago now, gives us insights into the possibilities of mobile marketing and the importance of SMS in the industry. Text messages enable companies to have accessible, simple 2-way communication with their customers to improve their satisfaction, trust, and loyalty.

In this episode of Identity Revolution, Brian Garofola discusses the future of marketing with host Cory Davis, touching on how you can build a trusting relationship with customers through AI, machine learning, and customer data platforms. He also explains how changes in privacy policies influence the growth of permission-based marketing that will target the sphere of customers' interest.

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In this episode of Identity Revolution,  Auren Hoffman, SafeGraph CEO and LiveRamp co-founder, talks about the mission and goals of SafeGraph, presents the benefits of Placekey, and gives predictions of the data ecosystem. Auren and his host, Cory Davis, discuss the expansion of companies offering different services, tools, and analysis within the data world. 

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Why is the overall MarTech ecosystem important for business and marketing? What does the future of ‘no-code’ hold? And can ad agencies develop their own in-house software? Who better than Scott Brinker (the mastermind behind the Marketing Technology Landscape) to answer these questions for us?

As a leading figure in the MarTech space, Scott explains how marketing has evolved during the last few years. What once was a consistent industry now has seen an incredible digital revolution, especially in how marketers harness technology to improve their results. According to Scott, the pandemic caused a shift in prioritization and pushed businesses to focus more on their digital engagement, leading to an explosion of new startups, products, and services.

In this episode of the Identity Revolution podcast, Scott talks about the importance of the MarTech ecosystem in business and marketing and how customers today hold more power over brands than ever. He ultimately gives his professional outlook on hot industry topics, from the latest MarTech and AdTech trends to building in-house software (and of course, he includes some of his predictions for 2021).

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How come a basketball player became a part of a football team? If players compete on the field, does that mean they are competing off the field too? Kendall Peters answers these questions. 

Once a basketball player, and today the manager of sales, analytics, and engagement at the Minnesota Vikings, Kendall explains the importance of getting to know the fans and finding channels to communicate. The coronavirus outbreak has changed how we play games, but fans are still looking for ways to stay connected with their favorite teams.  

In this episode of Identity Revolution, Kendall talks about the changes within the data analysis space and how customers today are being more cautious when it comes to giving their information. He also emphasizes the significance of unity between teams, especially in a crisis, such as the COVID- 19 pandemic. 

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It’s safe to say that the agriculture industry is getting more and more innovative thanks to data analytics experts like Dennis Hecht.

As the Vice President of Business Intelligence at Farm Journal Media, the nation’s recognized leader in agriculture content, data, and business insights for agribusiness professionals, Dennis leads a team of data engineers, data scientists, and data product strategists.

Looking back on his previous experience in the industry, Dennis talks about the most important CRM components - managing and understanding attributes that can quantify and qualify a lead. “The data-driven business is all about understanding the sales funnel,” Dennis says. The more you understand certain user behaviors, the better your conversions will be.

Content consumption, behavior patterns, and user habits are some of the most valuable pieces of data that companies can use to their advantage. 

On this episode of Infutor Data Solutions’ Identity Revolution, Dennis talks about how he and his team use content consumption to identify and build buyer personas (something you might want to try too). Furthermore, he talks about the most disruptive shifts in the data and analytics space, but also about his exciting plans for 2021.

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