The New Media Normal: Change
The pandemic changed many of the things we’ve always taken for granted—and media consumption is no exception. In just 16 months, Disney+ surpassed 100 million
The pandemic changed many of the things we’ve always taken for granted—and media consumption is no exception. In just 16 months, Disney+ surpassed 100 million
According to AdWeek.com, Super Bowl 54 likely generated a record-breaking revenue of $435 million from in-game advertising. If you include the pre- and post-game advertising,
There have always been different ways to measure the success of a digital campaign. Did a user watch a video? Did they click on an
Nationally recognized Seattle seafood restaurant Elliott’s Oyster House asked Hydrogen to help with a common restaurant challenge: how to attribute online advertising activity to offline
In addition to targeting ads based on gender, interests or location, Twitter allows advertisers to target users based on emojis they use in their tweets.
The ability to create a virtual geographic perimeter using GPS or RFID for targeting ads has been around for a long time. But the world
One way to make sure your messaging stands out is to look at where the competition is spending their media dollars and look for opportunities
Every quarter, our team at Hydrogen puts together a report on new and emerging media and how they may—or may not—impact our clients. Following are
“If you post it, they will come.” Maybe that philosophy worked back when I joined LinkedIn as an “Early Adopter” in March of 2004, but
It’s prediction season. We’ve been bombarded with them since the start of last December. But, what struck us here at Hydrogen recently, is the prediction
2017 was a year of upheaval and change-for advertising and marketers. Here are nine things that happened in 2017 that will have an ongoing ripple
Media Director Lauren Rose keeps a close eye on trends and innovations in media so she can apply that knowledge to your media plan, and
Balance: it’s one of the most important and most difficult things to keep (work/life, anyone?). It’s the key to a great media plan as well—the
A long time ago in an industry far, far from where we are today, a professor/controversial philosopher/all around big thinker named Marshall McLuhan coined the
There are some things you know you need to change. Your clothes. The litter box. Your mind—sometimes far too often. What about your brand?
Facebook is dead. The Facebook that once was, that is. Does anybody remember it anymore? Simple blue interface. Categories to fill in like: what I’m looking
Clients and agencies are continually in pursuit of the golden mean of marketing: What mix of Paid (e.g. digital display, TV, print), Earned (e.g. organic
How did we help 365 by Whole Foods Market launch a national brand campaign while creating local buzz around their first brick and mortar? Glocalization,
Many brands are trying to stretch their media dollars by doing local marketing. We found a way to do it with a twist: hyperlocal advertising. The