Star Wars trailer parody where TagMan saves the online ad ecosystem from the evil empire! Continue reading
Tag Archives: campaign tracking
TagMan proves that non-brand SEO (AND affiliates) are worth their weight in marketing spend
Chatting with a TagMan client (who I can’t name) about the attribution data we provide them, I was really impressed with the approach they have taken in assessing the quality (and ROI) of campaigns and how they use this data in their media planning.
The digital currency of awarding credit is still on the last click that generated the sale, and this is what they use for awarding their affiliates and other CPA channels commission for the business they generate. However, they use the attribution analysis of the campaigns to work out if a CPA channel is producing a positive ROI – and therefore if they should continue to invest in it. Continue reading
TagMan Continues US Expansion, Hires Aaron K. Gragg as VP of Sales and Wendy L. Zenchyshyn to be VP of Business Development
NEW YORK (June 30, 2010) TagMan, the ad tag management system that solves the problems associated with site tagging and tracking of online marketing campaigns through universal- or server side- tag solutions, today announced the further expansion of its US-based team by naming Wendy L. Zenchyshyn Vice President of Business Development and Aaron K. Gragg as Vice President of Sales, two newly created positions. Continue reading
Marketing attribution blog post from TagMan CEO
Just to let you know, Paul Cook has posted a piece on marketing attribution and tracking the path to conversion on his econsultancy blog – http://econsultancy.com/blog/3731-better-technology-better-marketing-attribution-4)
TagMan container tag solution awards comments
Just thought I’d post what the e-consultancy Innovation Awards committee judges commented about the TagMan winning container tag solution: “The creation of a single system and interface through which tags can be deployed is a significant innovation which can help to remove the burden caused by the proliferation of tags as well as enabling complete campaign tracking.”
