Aug 3, 20182 min read

Marketing Day: Twitter loses tweets, Apple HomePod gains ground, Gartner’s MQ report & mo

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:

The business stats you must have on instant recall Aug 3, 2018 by Ryan Phelan Contributor Ryan Phelan shares tips on how to further your job performance and career through growing intimately familiar with certain KPIs.
Apple’s HomePod makes modest gains against Echo, Google Home [Report] Aug 3, 2018 by Greg Sterling Amazon has 70 percent of the market, Google 24 percent and Apple 6 percent.
Gartner’s first MQ report on Personalization Engines points to the category’s robust evolution Aug 3, 2018 by Barry Levine Descendents from product recommendation engines, personalization platforms are growing into experience deciders and managers for all environments.
Twitter loses ability to let users auto-post tweets & retweets to Facebook Aug 2, 2018 by Amy Gesenhues Facebook deprecated its Publish actions permission feature yesterday, ending the ability to automatically post content from one platform to the other.
How to structure your email program to retain customers Aug 2, 2018 by Sam Welch Implementing a comprehensive email retention program may seem daunting, but contributor Sam Welch reminds us of the payoff and explains how to do it.

LiveRamp’s IdentityLink for TV is now offering addressable TV targeting through its first reseller – Adobe Aug 3, 2018 by Barry Levine The integration allows Adobe customers to upload their customer lists and get the matching cable subscriber IDs, for ad targeting through the cable service.
Does ad tech dream of electric sheep? Aug 3, 2018 by Duncan Arthur Contributor Duncan Arthur urges advertisers and agencies to cultivate empathy for our fellow human beings, rather than thinking of them as machine-like users with eyeballs.
Facebook looks to monetize WhatsApp with new Business API & ads that open chats in the messaging app Aug 3, 2018 by Amy Gesenhues The new Facebook ads that click to WhatsApp open a pre-filled chat so that users can easily message the business via the app.