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UPFRONTS p 6 News, Views, Stats And Opinions p 8 Marketers Who Matter
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CASE STUDIES p 10 Case Studies
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PROFILES & FEATURES p 22 The Marketing Toolkit p 26 Eliminating Your Content Debt p 28 The Cruising Altitude Of Content p 30 UGC: The Ultimate Engagement Engine p 32 Customer Service In The Twittersphere p 34 Technology And Talent: Driving Digital Transformation p 36 Sixty Years Of Change: The Science Of Segmentation p 40 Content That Connects: Storytelling At Heathrow p 42 Being Lazy With Data Will Hamper Your Marketing Strategy
p 44 Time For A New Checkout? p 46 Digital Marketing Summit Roundup p 48 How Nosy Are We? p 50 The Future Is Transparent: Chalk Global p 54 10 Point Plan: Getting Started With Programmatic Buying p 56 Brompton: Ngoar p 58 10 Point Plan: Personalisation And Automation In Email
LISTINGS p 60 Supplier Listings
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30 The Magazine For Digital People In Brands And Agencies // Issue 30 Spring 2017 B RAND ADVOCATES
The Toolkit Issue: Programmatic Buying, UGC, The Science Of Segmentation & More AGENCY PROFILES • CASE STUDIES • INDUSTRY INSIGHT
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