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Marketing Mistakes Can Sometimes Be A Good Thing

Oops emails, TBD subject lines, sending messages to the wrong segment, sending notifications at the wrong time – even the most data-driven marketer is going to screw up sometimes. Embrace the mistakes, said Spencer Burke, VP of growth at Braze, speaking at the MAU show in Las Vegas on Wednesday. “It’s not something you need to... Continue reading »
by Allison Schiff // May 3rd, 2019 //
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Rakuten Marketing CEO: ‘Our Breadth Of Data Goes Well Beyond Shopper Data’

Rakuten Marketing is gunning to be a full-funnel ad stack. Acquisition has been front and center in the Japanese ecommerce giant Rakuten’s strategy, with investments in search, affiliate, display, mobile and attribution on the marketing services side. But there are different integration requirements since some of Rakuten's acquired assets are consumer-facing while others are not. “It’s complex... Continue reading »
by Kelly Liyakasa // May 18th, 2015 //
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Rakuten: The Commerce Data Conglomerate

Rakuten Marketing, the online marketing subsidiary of Japanese ecommerce giant Rakuten, renamed its business units on Tuesday to signify its omnichannel aspirations. Rakuten Marketing is part of a hybrid clique of companies scurrying to unite digital marketing and commerce data services – competitors like eBay, IBM and the newly public Alibaba – round out the... Continue reading »
by Kelly Liyakasa // September 23rd, 2014 //
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