Data Never Goes on Lockdown
Don’t let a lockdown interfere with your revenue this holiday season.
Darci Bullard
November 30, 2020
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Don’t let a lockdown interfere with your revenue this holiday season.
To predict who will win an election, it’s important to poll as many segments of society as possible. This means, several variations of the data should be combined, in order to produce the most accurate results.
Geography is important when creating targeted marketing campaigns. Geo-targeting allows you to deliver content to a consumer, via mobile or web, using geographic location information about an individual. Follow these tips for successful geo-targeting campaigns.
We are only a few short months from the Presidential Election. With COVID-19 and social distancing, a real part of our lives now, will all voters go to the polls? Getting your message to those who are going to vote, despite these hurdles, is more important than ever.
Identifying customers’ demographics and lifestyles provides valuable insight regarding how to target, what to offer, product development and marketing strategy. All of this creates relevance to your marketing efforts, leading to profit gains.
Using an omnichannel strategy to reach a targeted audience is gaining popularity. But, getting everyone in your organization on the same page is not always easy, leaving some stuck in their old familiar silo.
In these extraordinary times, we are finding new and creative ways to stay connected.
Digital Segment is pleased to announce a partnership with Identity Construct, a blockchain privacy solution company. Identity Construct uses advanced data processing to create a system of record of every individual data record used for marketing purposes on its blockchain ledger.
In just a few short weeks, the California Consumer Privacy Act takes effect. This bill affords the residents of California with additional data privacy rights and protections.
Major developments related to the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) were announced at the end of last week. On Thursday, October 10th California Attorney General released proposed/new regulations under the CCPA.