by Michelle Evans | Sep 10, 2020 | Digital Marketing, Media Planning, Social Media Marketing
Google is a very important part of your brand’s approach to advertising, however, its only one part. Today, in installment 2 of our e-comm and lead series, we are going to give you a deep dive into changes to Facebook and Instagram. Facebook Catalog Ads | Ecommerce...
by Watauga Group | Mar 13, 2020 | Analytics, Media Research, Social Media Marketing, Televison
All the focus on the COVID-19 outbreak in the United States has created a visible change in the media landscape. The Watauga team has evaluated clear trends across media types to help you make decisions regarding your advertising spend. TV Viewership is Rising...
by Watauga Group | Aug 30, 2018 | Social Media Marketing
While Snapchat may not be the right audience for every advertiser they are taking big steps to help more brands and advertisers find value with reaching their audience when it comes to advertising. To do so, SnapChat is implementing the Private Market Place. The...
by Watauga Group | Apr 30, 2018 | Mobile Advertising, Social Media Marketing
Snapchat continues to make changes to the platform attempting to appeal to both users and advertisers. Q4 2017 saw a spike in daily active users that excited a lot of people as it was the largest quarterly growth since Q3 2016. In the past, advertisers have found it...
by Watauga Group | Apr 6, 2018 | Mobile Advertising, Social Media Marketing
Facebook has provided an update on the removal of third-party data from its platform that we wanted to share. We know the details of this change can be confusing so as our team becomes educated on this update, we wanted you to be as well! We have broken down what we...
by Watauga Group | Mar 20, 2018 | Social Media Marketing
Changes have been made: LinkedIn has recently changed the way impressions are measured. Previously, LinkedIn was mysterious in exactly how impressions were measured. Standards only stated that if the ad was in view of a user an impression was counted. As of March...
