Advertising Technology
Advertising technology (AdTech) encompasses the tools, platforms, and strategies businesses use to effectively deliver paid and display advertising to their target audiences. AdTech solutions help companies optimize ad campaigns, track performance, and maximize ROI across various digital channels. Key subtopics within AdTech include programmatic advertising, real-time bidding, ad serving, targeting, and measurement. Whether you’re a small business owner or a marketing executive at a large corporation, staying informed about the latest AdTech trends and best practices is crucial for success in today’s digital landscape. Explore the articles below to learn more about how AdTech can help you reach your advertising goals.
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B2B Video Marketing: Videos Have Increasingly Influenced Purchasing Decisions in 2025
B2B buyers have changed how they learn, evaluate, and decide — and video has become one of the most influential mediums shaping that journey. eMarketer’s B2B Video Marketing 2025 report highlights a significant shift: video is no longer a supporting…
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The Potential of MarTech Isn’t the Dots—It’s the Connections That Complete the Vision
After twenty-five years in the marketing technology industry, I’ve seen every generation of platforms promise transformation. CRMs, CDPs, marketing automation, enterprise analytics, AI-driven everything—you name it, I’ve implemented it. Each platform arrived with the same pitch: once it’s in place,…
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The Greatest Marketing Technology Ever
Most marketing technologies, however advanced they appear, still operate on a logic-based architecture. They evaluate inputs, map patterns, classify signals, and produce outputs. Even AI—often presented as a creative intelligence—relies on contextual logic, statistical correlation, and computational reasoning. These tools…
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Marketing 360: Scale Your Small Business With One All-in-One Digital Marketing Platform
Small-business leaders are often stretched thin across marketing, sales, operations, and customer service—yet growth still depends on their ability to compete with larger brands that have more resources. Many turn to a collection of disjointed tools, only to find the…
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Marketing Is Hard Work… Even in an Era of AI, Outsourcing, and Cheap Platforms
I’ve long been a proponent of AI adoption, outsourcing, and the use of efficient platforms—when they are applied appropriately and strategically. These tools can accelerate production, streamline workflows, and reduce costs. They can automate the repetitive, illuminate insights hidden in…
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MarTech Data Drives Better Experiences But Transparency Must Lead the Way
MarTech customer-tracking data sits at the center of modern marketing strategy, powering everything from attribution modeling to AI-driven personalization. As artificial intelligence becomes a foundational layer in marketing operations, the volume and quality of the data it consumes become just…
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The Unmissable Channel: Your 2026 OOH Playbook for Proving Performance and Defying Digital Fatigue
The challenge for every marketing leader entering 2026 is clear: how do you secure unskippable consumer attention while navigating an increasingly expensive, privacy-restricted, and fragmented digital world? The answer is returning to the largest, most trusted canvas available — Out-of-Home…
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10 Keys to Maximizing Local Reach with Facebook Marketing in 2025
Facebook remains one of the most powerful tools for reaching local audiences—but the game has changed. Once a playground for organic growth, the platform is now largely pay-to-play. Even if you’ve built an engaged following, the algorithm heavily favors paid…
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How Composability Is Finally Bringing Data and Marketing Teams Together
For a long time, marketing and data teams have operated in separate worlds. Data teams focused on building and managing internal databases. Marketing focused on creative campaigns and customer communication. There wasn’t much need for them to overlap. That separation…
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The Non-Sponsor’s Playbook: Making the Most of Milano Cortina 2026
The 2026 Olympic Winter Games in Milano Cortina will command the world’s attention next year. For global household names, the opportunity to stand atop the podium as an official sponsor is worth the multi-million-dollar investment. But for most brands including…