7 Ways the ANA Contract is Disrupting Media Agencies
For media agencies, the new ANA contract is either your worst nightmare or a dream come true. Which is it for you?
For media agencies, the new ANA contract is either your worst nightmare or a dream come true. Which is it for you?
Planning a media budget is one of the first steps in creating an effective marketing campaign. It is a critical component to ensure that your media placements align with business objectives.
Without the right system, it’s nearly impossible to avoid making mistakes when creating media plans. When mistakes are made, it’s nearly impossible to detect and fix them. With its latest upgrade, Bionic adds Audit Trails and Super Undo to its unparalleled set of media planning quality controls.
The ANA, Jon Mandel, K2, Ebiquity, ISBA, and ID Comms have raised awareness, spurred discussion, and presented a challenge of bringing more transparency, accountability, and control to advertising. What started as an investigation into rebates, has grown into an operating philosophy of better corporate governance. This Transparency Initiative was the hot topic last week at the 2018 ANA Media Leadership Conference in Orlando, Florida.
Bionic media investment management software solves budgeting problems with powerful new tools that enable you to establish your media budget in an integrated media planning system.
Imagine the headline, “Media Audit Uncovers Mishandling of Media Budgets.” Without the right system in place, it’s hard to avoid budgeting mistakes.
More than $1 billion of new media investments were managed through Bionic in 2017, a 253% increase over the prior year.
Bionic today released an upgrade to its Excel media plan upload tool that includes the ability to update custom KPI goals and to include (or exclude) custom itemized costs.
Bionic unveiled a new “top down costing” tool that solves the advertising waterfall working media conundrum that is perplexes media planners in programmatic advertising.
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