Rebecca Muir
Head of Research and Analysis
Rebecca Muir, is head of research and analysis, at ExchangeWire. She has held roles at Google, Mindshare, Marin Software, and Quantcast - giving her extensive experience around data, advertising technology and marketing strategy. ExchangeWire Research was launched in late 2014 by Rebecca, along with the ExchangeWire leadership team. Since then they have been busy developing ExchangeWire Research into a fully-fledged, international analyst function, covering issues critical to marketers today from a neutral and informed perspective.Articles by Rebecca
Location Drives Marketers’ Shift from Demographic to Contextual Insights
A recent report by ExchangeWire, in association with xAd, reveals that media planners are relying less on demographic data and insights to inform advertising strategy, and instead favour contextual data and insights when it comes to defining campaign strategies and [...]
Analysis: Google & Twitter Q1 2017 Earnings
Google are triumphing right now. Despite the YouTube debacle, and resulting advertiser boycott, the company’s stock price reached an all-time peak of USD$937 on 28 April, 2017, after posting favourable Q1 2017 earnings (NASDAQ: GOOGL). The company saw mobile search and [...]
Digital Reimagined: Context & Predictability in Location Targeting
Location targeting is experiencing a coming of age. The technological capabilities and marketers’ execution of location-based campaigns have evolved from a somewhat scattergun approach to strategic, measurable, performance-based marketing. In this piece, ExchangeWire reflect conversations that took place at a [...]
DIMA: Not Just Another Diversity Event!
ExchangeWire are proud to announce a partnership with the Diversity In Advertising and Marketing Summit (DIMA), which takes place in London on 4 & 5 April. The event is aimed at people who work at agencies, media owners, tech providers, and [...]
Is There Gold at the End of the Rainbow?
Today (24 February) ad blocking company Shine, announced that they are rebranding as 'Rainbow'. Rainbow is described as "a consumer ad experience", and the company states: "We are no longer selling ad blocking to mobile carriers, or ISPs." In short, Rainbow [...]
The Race Isn’t Over for Twitter
Last week (9 February, 2017) Twitter (NYSE:TWTR) reported a net loss of USD$167m (£133.6m) (-23% revenue) in Q4 2016, and its slowest revenue growth since it went public four years ago. In this piece, we examine what has gone wrong [...]
Oracle's Laura Ipsen on Consumer Experience & Data Overload
Oracle’s Marketing Cloud offering has evolved rapidly following a string of acquisitions over the last five years: Eloqua, 2012; Responsys, 2013; BlueKai and Datalogix, 2014; Maxymiser, 2015; and AddThis & Crosswise, 2016. In August 2016, Laura Ipsen (pictured below) moved [...]
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Alphabet Announces First Quarter 2016 Results
Yesterday, (26 January) Google parent Alphabet Inc., (NASDAQ: GOOG, GOOGL) announced financial results for the quarter ended 31 March, 2016. The internet giant boasted an 8.3% increase in fourth-quarter profit, largely driven by the sustained shift to mobile. However, the [...]
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