TLDR Marketing

TLDR MARKETING 2023-09-08

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02STRATEGIES & TACTICS

HOW TO MAKE YOUR ONLINE REVIEWS WORK FOR YOUR E-COMMERCE BUSINESS

Businesses with more reviews gain more trust from potential customers. This guide breaks down how to get the most value from reviews, with tips including how to deal with negative reviews, encourage new reviews, and use alternative platforms.

almund6ef.substack.com6 min read

SUBWAY IS MAKING A BIG CHANGE TO ITS LOYALTY PROGRAM

Restaurant chains have been revamping their loyalty programs to look more like programs seen at hotels and airlines. Subway MyWay Rewards is being replaced with MVP Rewards. The change aims to reduce friction during onboarding and promises “exclusive” benefits to certain customers.

restaurantbusinessonline.com2 min read

03RESOURCES & TOOLS

04MISCELLANEOUS

WORLD SURFING LEAGUE PROMOTES FINALS WITH CANDY CRUSH TOURNAMENT

Candy Crush Soda Saga is running a limited-time in-game tournament to promote the Rip Curl World Surf League Finals. The League is the latest to use the mobile game franchise to tap into popular culture. The campaign includes social media content from creators, giveaways, in-person activations, and more.

marketingdive.com3 min read

WHY FACEBOOK, GOOGLE, AND AMAZON ARE EMBRACING MEDIA MIX MODELING

With recent privacy restrictions hampering measurement, major ad platforms are investing in Media Mix Modeling (MMMs) to demonstrate the effectiveness of ad campaigns to advertisers. However, there are concerns about how accurate and unbiased these models are, considering the conflict of interest with platforms trying to claim they perform better.

adexchanger.com6 min read

EXEC SAYS

According to its former head of brand safety, X's moderation policies are the reason advertisers are flocking away from the platform. Offensive content is limited, but not fully removed, following orders from Elon Musk. This approach created concerns about ads being shown close to unsuitable content.

arstechnica.com5 min read