Episodes
Data is easily twisted to support different narratives, especially when it comes to TV attribution. That’s why relying on multiple models for measurement is essential to fully understanding how TV impacts your business. In this episode, we’re talking with Matt Hultgren, Marketing Architects' own Vice President of Analytics, and Pete McGuire, Chief Marketing Officer at 1-800-HANSONS, about how to holistically measure TV advertising. Topics covered: How digital has made TV more data driven The...
Published 02/01/22
As the industry focuses more on TV’s measurability and accountability, advertisers need to use the data they collect to design campaigns optimized for the audience experience. In this episode, we chat with Jo Kinsella, President of TVSquared, and Joel Kalinowski, VP of Conversion Rate Optimization at Marketing Architects, about how the industry is recognizing the value of transparent metrics. We discuss: The early lack of interest in measuring and optimizing TV How new viewing habits have...
Published 01/25/22
The media marketplace is growing increasingly complicated, fragmented, and challenging for marketers to navigate. Fortunately, AI and automation are equipped to manage the chaos. In this episode, we chat with Catherine Walstad, Vice President, MA Media at Marketing Architects, about how to make sense of the media landscape. Plus, we speak with Annika, a particularly helpful artificial intelligence that powers Marketing Architects’ media-buying platform. We discuss: The ever-evolving...
Published 01/18/22
For performance marketers, having the right creative is essential. That’s why conducting research and pretesting to better understand the consumer are more important than winning awards—and ultimately will be better for the bottom line. In this episode, we’re talking with Rob DeMars, Chief Creative Officer at Marketing Architects, about how to develop commercials that drive results. Topics covered: Why high production value doesn’t necessarily lead to better performance Why savvy marketers...
Published 01/11/22
Strategy is a vital part of any marketing campaign. But for a channel as powerful as TV, it's especially important to invest in optimizing your messaging, positioning, and target audience. Not doing so could mean missing out on major opportunities. In this episode, we chat with Catrina McAuliffe, SVP of Brand Strategy at Marketing Architects, about the value of using data and research to inform strategy. Plus, we connect with Kim Lesinski, AVP of Integrated Marketing at Physicians Mutual...
Published 01/04/22
Don’t expect small moves to drive game-changing growth. Real, meaningful change requires bold action. Launching a TV campaign happens to be one of the best bold moves you could make. In this episode, we chat with Chuck Hengel, CEO & Founder of Marketing Architects, about TV, the complexities of modern marketing, and the importance of bold action for driving real business results. Plus, we connect with Reed Kiely, Associate Insights Director at VAB, to get a glimpse into how TV is becoming...
Published 12/28/21
Digital isn’t perfect. In fact, over-reliance on digital advertising can be devastating. However, pairing digital with TV can alleviate digital’s shortcomings while boosting the benefits of both channels. In this episode, we’re chatting with Angela Voss, Chief Client Officer at Marketing Architects, about how to drive growth using digital and TV. We also hear from Chuck Hengel, CEO at Marketing Architects on the value of a diversified marketing mix. Topics covered: The pros and cons of...
Published 12/21/21
TV’s not dying—it's evolving. It continues to hold business-transforming opportunities for performance marketers seeking meaningful growth, if those marketers are willing to adapt along with the channel.  In this episode, we chat with Whitney Stratten, Vice President of Client Growth at Marketing Architects, about the evolving benefits of TV. Plus, we check in with Todd Wehmann, the Head of Marketing at Touch of Modern, to learn how TV helped a digitally-native brand stand out.  We...
Published 12/01/21