Tag: Criteo
Mobile pitfalls: why businesses need to go back to basics for successful mobile strategy
I would argue that a successful mobile strategy presents one of the biggest profit opportunities for Australian businesses, and it doesn’t take nearly the level of investment and resources as being on the cutting edge of tomorrow’s tech.
More and more Australians are using smartphones to do their online shopping, what does...
Australian consumers are increasingly using smartphones to make purchases online, according to a recent report from performance marketing company Criteo.
Its Q4 2015 State of Mobile Commerce...
All ye merchants, wake up! Mobile commerce is growing way faster than you think
Performance marketing tech company Criteo recently released its Q4 2014 State of Mobile Commerce Report, critically looking into consumers’ mobile shopping behaviour and trends.
Finding that...
Australian e-commerce software start-up Bigcommerce has raised $50 million in funding
E-commerce platform Bigcommerce has raised USD $50 million in Series D funding. This round of funding adds to the $75 million raised to date,...
Getting Internationally Mobile, On Your Mobile
Performance advertising technology company Criteo recently revealed its Travel Flash Report. The report highlights the increased use of mobile devices in consumer travel planning...
Criteo ads reach close to one billion unique Internet users per month, second only...
In a marketing/advertising industry increasingly focused on measuring ROI, one key question is: what type of digital advertising generates the greatest return; display or...
Nielsen/Mediametrie study: Performance Displays don’t just work. They rock
The study found that Performance Display ads – intelligent, personalised ads driven primarily by user behaviour and preferences – have a large market, attract richer users and don’t compete with search-based ads.
Web-ifying apps! Criteo joins initiative for mobile deeplinking
The app-y world we love so much is not quite the same as the web. It’s better, you might say and that would be...
