If you worry that your account-based marketing investment is not generating the ROI you expected then you are not alone. To shed light on why many organizations have not built the enterprise-class ABM program they envisioned The Drum has joined forces with MRP to discuss the most common pitfalls that organizations fall into. They include insufficient data management, over-reliance on vanity measurements, and a failure to execute customer insights fast enough. This online event will also delve into the best practice, fresh thinking and advanced technology currently being deployed by leading brands to build ROI and stay ahead of their competitors
Join Managing Director of Events, Lynn Lester & special guests as she reveals the winners of The Drum Awards for Social Media 2020.
read more2020 has forced us over the threshold, with more US households now addressable through streaming services than via traditional, linear TV. For many advertisers, this has finally... read more
Join Managing Director of Events, Lynn Lester as she reveals the winners of The Drum Awards for Digital Industries 2020.
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Advertising dollars are shifting onto new platforms, with TV having a renaissance moment thanks to CTV, OTT and other streaming technologies. Consumers are starting to spend more... read more