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Tapping into Future Trends: QR Campaigns, Headless CMS, AI Video Tools & CTV Innovations

When the marketing team at TAB was faced with the challenge of altering their brand perception among the younger demographic, they knew they had to innovate. Recognized as a legacy brand with a primary audience of older bettors, TAB was losing traction to competitors who were more in tune with younger audiences. Their response was the "Great Sport Debate" campaign, which cleverly tapped into the universal passion for sports to draw in their target market of 18-34-year-olds. The campaign was designed to be inclusive and spark conversation, reinforcing the idea that TAB supports all sports, not just one. A strategic move within the campaign involved the use of a QR code that led users to a voting platform to debate on what should be considered Australia's national sport. The subsequent "Sport is our Sport" campaign was a resounding success, further establishing TAB's association with a wide range of sports and effectively connecting with the younger audience they sought. The campaigns led to a notable increase in brand recall and engagement for TAB, with the brand becoming top-of-mind for betting enthusiasts. This uptick in engagement suggests that their audience is not only aware of TAB but actively involved with the brand's content and services. Analyst Ed Faith highlights the crucial role of TAB's partnership with News Corp in amplifying the reach and impact of their campaigns. This collaboration showcases the power of leveraging media relationships to enhance campaign effectiveness, drawing on the media partner's established trust and audience connection. In the realm of content management systems (CMS), there's been a significant shift. Marketers are now utilizing multiple CMS platforms to support their omnichannel approaches, a trend that has grown compared to the previous year. The need for a strong omnichannel presence has driven this change, with customers expecting seamless experiences no matter the platform. However, scaling content across various channels is a complex challenge. This is where headless CMS comes into play, offering the flexibility and agility marketers need to maintain consistent messaging and repurpose content across different platforms. This approach is a boon for ROI and productivity. Dominik Angerer, CEO of Storyblok, points to the trend towards more adaptable CMS solutions. These tools are crucial for marketers who need to keep pace with the rapidly changing digital landscape, which includes emerging platforms like augmented and virtual reality, as well as voice-activated devices. The intersection of AI and video marketing introduces platforms like Vidnoz AI, an AI-powered video generator that streamlines the video creation process. Users can either utilize pre-designed templates or import PPT files to produce videos, bypassing the complexities of traditional video production. This innovation saves time and costs while allowing for creative expression and effective communication. Vidnoz AI exemplifies how technology is democratizing advanced marketing capabilities. Looking at the partnership between Teads and LG Ad Solutions, the world of connected TV (CTV) and cross-screen advertising is experiencing a notable expansion. Teads has secured an exclusive partnership to manage native advertising for LG TVs in new markets, extending their success from France and Belgium. This move is set to significantly enhance the reach of CTV advertising globally. ACR technology's precision targeting is invaluable in an era where audiences are fragmented. LG Ad Solutions' data-driven approach ensures brands can reach their intended viewers on the most significant screen in the house. Moreover, the advertising formats provided are not just passive but interactive, creating more engaging and memorable experiences for the audience. As Teads strengthens its relationships with major players like Kantar and Comscore, it's not just expanding its global footprint but also enhancing its omnichannel capabilities. The focus on CTV platforms and the adaptation to changing consumer behaviors and technologies indicates a future where digital advertising is not only seen but experienced in a more immersive way, all from the comfort of home. Links:

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