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This WFA member benchmark covers how brands are dealing with fixed rates for the development of creative assets (not production), in times when personalized content at scare requires a greater amount of creative content.
The lack of transparency, fraud, brand safety and privacy are costing marketers billions each year. In a recent WFA webinar, R3's Greg Paull explained how some marketers are experimenting with technologies like blockchain to close gaps in the process.
This WFA member benchmark covers how WFA members handle slow moving or obsolete (SLOB) products.
This WFA member benchmark covers recommendations for shopper agencies in Western Europe.
This WFA member benchmark covers the usage of buying channels / procure-to-pay systems that WFA members employ and whether they would recommend them.
A WFA member reached out to us with the aim to understand what Media Planning & Buying Management Tools would be recommended by our network. This benchmark report includes the consolidated feedback from 19 respondents.
WFA member bechmark on category management of market research & insights. For additional details, please log in.
Overview of the Sourcing Forum held on November 7th, 2019 in Singapore.
Overview of the Sourcing Forum held on 8 October, 2019 in Amsterdam.
The adoption of programmatic and ‘precision at scale’ principles, the changing nature of technology and data ownership and the shifting partner relationships. Clients in the media space find themselves in radically different roles to the recent past.
We’re seeing a growing focus on education and company-wide transformation of the client-side media function. The agents of change leading this are typically in global media roles, as is the case in this inspiring media transformation case study written by Sital Banerjee, Global Head of Media & Marketing Performance at Philips.
This is the second part of a serial of Media Transformation case studies that WFA is publishing, to provide inspiration and education to clients in media and marketing roles.
The Marketing Technology landscape continues to grow at lightning speed and shows no sign of slowing. Fuelled by an expectation economy, “always on” campaigns and an increasingly complex network of marketing channels, there are now close to 7000 technology vendors pushing disruptive innovation. Few companies really understand the modern marketing landscape and finding a good explanation of how it all fits together is a real challenge.
During this webinar you can hear from Greg Paull, Principal & Co-Founder, R3, as he offers a global overview of the current Blockchain landscape including a guide to some of the more prominent players in the space.
Transparency has been one of the words most used by advertisers in recent years when talking about their agency relationships. This study, run in partnership with Financial Progression, provides:
This benchmarks looks at various aspects of a voice and audio branding strategy, such as: where does it sit within the organisation, who are the key drivers/main stakeholders, recommended agency partners for this area.
This benchmark gathers recommendations from WFA members on law firms with specialist experience with global agency contracts.
In this webinar, Advertising Production Resources (APR) will discuss rights associated with specific elements of production along with best practice advise for planning asset re-use and creating a Rights Management Strategy that will save time and minimise risk.
This research and report have been produced by 2CV in conjunction with the World Federation of Advertisers (WFA) and Branded (organiser behind All That Matters).
WFA member benchmark on naming agency recommendations.
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This WFA member benchmark covers how brands are dealing with issues in relation to SLAs (Service Level Agreements) that media agencies have with 3rd parties, including media vendors.
The accelerated pace of change means that our industry’s leadership can struggle to pass on relevant experience as they have in the past. Knowing this is one thing, but how to respond? Rob Dreblow shares a few examples