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Marketing Day: Facebook posting erroneous memorials, Adobe buys TubeMogul & more


Here’s our recap of what happened in online marketing today, as reported on Marketing Land and other places across the web.

From Marketing Land:

  1. Facebook is killing people, posting erroneous “Memorialized Accounts” messages Nov 11, 2016 by Danny Sullivan Facebook may be telling you you’re dead today. It appears to be a bug that’s hitting many accounts, one that we’ve seen first hand. Below is an example of what I saw when I went to Facebook just a few minutes ago.

  2. Report: Most users will need multiple exposures to an app before they download Nov 11, 2016 by Greg Sterling The TUNE study was based on a mix of smartphone owner survey and app download data.

  3. Adobe turbocharges its multi-platform video ad capability with TubeMogul purchase Nov 11, 2016 by Barry Levine The announcement gives the Adobe Marketing Cloud buy-side video ad management across linear TV as well as desktop and mobile.

  4. A step-by-step guide to developing your 2017 digital marketing strategy Nov 11, 2016 by Amy Bishop It’s time to start thinking about your annual marketing plan. Columnist Amy Bishop presents her framework to develop a bulletproof strategy.

  5. Survey: 30% of Prime members order from Amazon every week Nov 11, 2016 by Matt McGee And even when they’re shopping on other sites, 70% of Prime members check Amazon’s prices before buying elsewhere.

  6. A standout content example: Budweiser and the Cubs Nov 11, 2016 by Rachel Lindteigen Columnist Rachel Lindteigen says content marketers should take a page from Budweiser’s recent World Series ad honoring legendary Cubs announcer Harry Caray.

  7. [Podcast] Marketing Land Live #35: What is OTT TV? with guests from Adobe & Tru Optik Nov 11, 2016 by Matt McGee In this week’s episode, we visit with Andre Swanston, co-founder and CEO of Tru Optik, and Campbell Foster, Director of Product Marketing at Adobe, to discuss what marketers need to know about OTT video.

  8. Facebook puts some limits on controversial, quasi-racial ad targeting option Nov 11, 2016 by Tim Peterson Facebook will reject housing-, employment- and credit-related ads from being targeted based on people’s “ethnic affinities.”

  9. What it’s like to use Snap Inc.’s Google Glass-like Spectacles Nov 10, 2016 by Tim Peterson Hands on with Snap Inc.’s video-recording sunglasses.

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