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How Georgia-Pacific uses retail media networks to reach customers

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Georgia-Pacific advertises its popular paper brands – including Brawny, Angel Soft and others – on retail media networks. Overseeing these campaigns is Paras Shah , the company’s director of digital media. Chris Wood (CW): Why did you decide to start advertising Georgia-Pacific brands on retail media networks?

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How Georgia-Pacific connects with customers on retail media networks

Martech

Georgia-Pacific advertises its popular paper brands — including Brawny, Angel Soft and others — on retail media networks. Overseeing these campaigns is Paras Shah, the company’s director of digital media. Q: Why did you decide to start advertising Georgia-Pacific brands on retail media networks?

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Pepsi, McDonald’s and the latest in digital out-of-home

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This means marketers can use it holistically in omnichannel campaigns, due in large part to more programmatic DOOH and data from those campaigns. The expansion of programmatic DOOH ( the big story last year , but the growth continues) allows advertisers to incorporate DOOH in omnichannel campaigns. A campaign in the U.K.

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The 13 Best College Facebook Pages (And What Sets Them Apart)

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The best ones engage their visitors with fun photos, videos, and campaigns. They cross-promote with other social networks. For example, check out their recent "Spartan Virtual Choir" campaign they launched to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the school's fight song. 12) University of Georgia. 9) Marquette University.

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8 of the Biggest Marketing Mistakes We've Ever Seen

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In 2007, Cartoon Network launched a guerrilla marketing campaign in which it set up LED signs in various places throughout cities to promote one of their cartoons. The problem cost the head of Cartoon Network his job, and the broadcasting company $2 million in compensation for the emergency response team. 2) Tone Deaf Tweets.

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Sales Pipeline Radio, Episode 191: Q & A with Robert Pease @RobertCPease

Heinz Marketing

He’s a Tennessee native who’s a Georgia alum who is, I’m sure, going to be watching very closely. If you’re joining us live on the funnel media radio network, thanks so much as always for joining us and making us a part of your workday. Matt: We’ll have to ask our guest today. Thanks for joining us.

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8 of the Biggest Marketing Faux Pas of All Time

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In 2007, Cartoon Network launched a guerilla marketing campaign in which they set up LED signs in various places throughout cities to promote one of their cartoons. The problem cost the head of Cartoon Network his job, and the broadcasting company $2 million in compensation for the emergency response team. Turner Broadcasting.