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Tilde Wrye

Tilde Wrye

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Tilde Herrera is the opinions editor at AdExchanger, where she oversees the publication of all op-ed columns, including Data-Driven Thinking and Sell Sider. Based in San Francisco, she has covered business, food and sustainability as a reporter and editor for a number of publications. Her work has appeared at the San Jose Mercury, San Francisco Chronicle, Associated Press, GreenBiz, Grist and KQED, among others.

Articles By Tilde

  • Matt Prohaska On Where Companies Are Making Bold Moves Amid The Pandemic

    Publishers, tech vendors, marketers and investors have been forced to adapt to a roller-coaster year caused by the coronavirus pandemic and racial inequality protests. In the process, their business needs have also changed, according to Matt Prohaska, who leads one of the industry’s most well-known programmatic consultancies. From his home in Fairfield, Conn., Matt explains […]

  • Social Distancing With Friends: Kevin Mannion

    Kevin Mannion is trying to figure out what his clients need right now. As the president and chief strategy officer at business intelligence firm Advertiser Perceptions, Kevin is in constant contact with media buyers and ad tech players who are grappling with how to work with this “new normal, which is not normal.” Kevin’s new […]

  • Thought Leaders: AdExchanger’s Most Popular Opinions Of 2019

    AdExchanger receives a ton of column pitches each week from authors eager to share their opinions on the industry’s most pressing issues. Based on the topics we were pitched this year – and how readers reacted to the columns we published – the cookie’s fate was top of mind. Many have long predicted the death […]

  • Gartner’s Andrew Frank: ‘We Feel Betrayed Because Big Data Let Us Down’

    Privacy’s growing impact on targeted advertising is creating unprecedented challenges for marketers. One underlying reason contributing to the stress: Marketers feel betrayed by big data, said Andrew Frank, VP distinguished analyst for Gartner. “Big data was supposed to give us this scalable customer intimacy, this ability as marketers to know exactly what to sell to […]

  • Oracle Integrates BlueKai And ID Graph With CX Unity

    Oracle wants to help marketers bridge the gap between the known and unknown. The company integrated the BlueKai data management platform (DMP) and ID graph with its customer data platform (CDP), it said Tuesday at the Oracle OpenWorld conference in San Francisco. The move is meant to help marketers tie device-level data about unknown prospects […]

  • Google Gives Retailers A Leg Up As It Moves Further Into The Cloud

    Google is doing more to help companies connect, manage, secure and analyze ever-growing amounts of data. At its Google Cloud Next conference in San Francisco, the company unveiled a raft of announcements over the last two days (the event officially runs April 9-11), including new open-source integrations, more AI capabilities and product-development partnerships with large […]

  • Facebook Earmarks $300 Million For Journalism, Emphasizing Local News

    Facebook will distribute $300 million across multiple news projects over the next three years to support local newsrooms and help publishers create new business models, the platform announced Tuesday. Donations include a $5 million endowment gift to the Pulitzer Center, $6 million for the UK-based Community News Project and a $20 million expansion of Facebook’s […]

  • He Said What? AdExchanger’s Most Popular Opinions Of 2018

    AdExchanger’s opinion columns present sharp arguments that illuminate specific industry challenges and provide critical insight that can help readers do their jobs better. The very best columns are engaging, on-point and fun to read. Our 10 most popular op-eds of 2018 below delivered on each count. We have to give a gold star to Martin […]

  • Oracle Gets Into The CDP Game With CX Unity

    Oracle kicked off its OpenWorld conference Monday by introducing a customer data platform (CDP) to connect disparate data sources and a subscription management product to capitalize on the blossoming subscription economy. The CDP, CX Unity, is now pre-integrated with the Oracle Customer Experience (UX) Cloud and is designed to tie marketers’ first-party data to anonymous third-party offline […]

  • Salesforce’s Suarez-Davis Shows How All The Pieces Fit Together

    Although M&A for data-driven companies slowed before the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation took effect, Salesforce charged ahead. The CRM giant dropped $6.5 billion on middleware firm MuleSoft in March. It followed with a reported $800 million acquisition of data integration company Datorama, which closed Aug. 20. A month later, multiple Salesforce customers are already […]

  • Google Pushes Machine Learning Into More Ad Tools

    Google will offer more machine-learning products in the coming months to help advertisers create personalized search ads, bid on YouTube ads to achieve brand lift and boost shopping and local campaigns. The company unveiled the new products Tuesday at its Google Marketing Live show, including what it said is the biggest change to how search […]

  • Salesforce And Google To Integrate Analytics 360 With Marketing And Sales Clouds

    Salesforce is partnering with Google for an integration that will enable sales, marketing and advertising data to flow between the Analytics 360 Suite and Salesforce’s Marketing and Sales clouds. Read the Google blog post. The integration of 360 and Salesforce’s Marketing and Sales clouds will be available in the first half of 2018 at no […]

  • Adaptive Intelligence Apps: Oracle Tells Its AI Story

    Around this time last year, the chatter around artificial intelligence (AI) was escalating as Salesforce and IBM unveiled splashy programs to help advertisers make sense of massive and complex reams of data, in order to enable more personalized marketing. Oracle, too, announced the creation of Adaptive Intelligence Apps at the time, and at its annual […]

  • Laura Ipsen On Using Oracle Marketing Cloud As The ‘Tip Of The Spear’

    Laura Ipsen walked into the office of Oracle co-CEO Mark Hurd on a Monday this summer, and the next day she had a new job as the general manager and senior vice president of Oracle Marketing Cloud (OMC). It’s her latest role in a 25-year career spent at some of the world’s large tech titans. […]

  • Google Augments AdWords To Meet Mobile Ad Demand

    In a nod to mobile’s growing importance for advertisers and its own bottom line, Google on Tuesday unveiled AdWords updates and local ad formats to help marketers execute mobile-focused ad campaigns. Advertisers can now connect more widely with Google Maps users and give consumers more information in their text ads. Google also gave manufacturers access to […]

  • Facebook Unveils Slideshow To Boost Video Ads In Emerging Markets

    Video advertising has grown steadily in recent years, with some predicting that spending will top $5.4 billion next year. Now a new video tool and ad unit from Facebook could send digital video ad spending even higher, particularly in developing countries. The social media giant on Thursday officially launched Slideshow, a dynamic ad unit that […]

  • Kenya Airways Fuels With Data To Lift Marketing

    Anyone who has ever stepped onto an airplane knows that air travel can bring out the best and worst in all of us. That can lead to a relationship between guest and airline best described as “complicated.” “For me to be able to get what your needs are, to capture you as a guest and […]

  • Oracle Marketing Cloud Levels Up With New Data Targeting Abilities

    Oracle Marketing Cloud kicked off its OpenWorld conference this week with three platform features meant to reach customers across channels, improve email targeting using Datalogix and manage content marketing workflow and scheduling. “We’re making easier for clients to operate in a cross-channel way, and we’re doing it practically, as opposed to theoretically,” said Alexander Hooshmand, […]

  • Pinterest Pins Down Commerce With Buy Button Rollout

    In a move aimed at speeding the conversion path between “pinners” and thousands of retailers, Pinterest will debut buyable pins allowing users to purchase products directly from its website, the company announced Tuesday at its San Francisco headquarters. The feature was specifically designed to make mobile purchases faster and easier as users browse their favorite pinboards. […]