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2025 ANA Advertising Financial Management Conference

Presented by Decideware
April 27-April 30, 2025 | Carlsbad, Calif. and Virtual


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How St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital Created a Million Dollar Livestream Fundraiser

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St. Jude Children's Research Hospital created an engaging livestream fundraising event amid lockdown mandates, enlisting the help of 30 YouTube creators to raise critical funds.

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LinkedIn: Where Gamers Live?

3 years ago

To secure an account with gaming brand Anonymous Co., LinkedIn Marketing Solutions leveraged a unique mailing to illustrate the overlap between professionals and gamers.

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Democratizing Account-Based Marketing

5 years ago

SAP wanted an effective and efficient way to bring account-based marketing to as many clients and prospects as possible. With the help of MomentumABM, it created an account-ready sales and marketing asset delivery platform.

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Knowledge Partners

A CMO’s Agency Wake-Up Call

9 months ago

This piece from Agency Media Solutions covers how CMOs can shift their mindset and focus from “which agencies should I hire?” to “how can I operate to embolden agencies to succeed?” and supercharge their marketing efforts.

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Improve Brand Decisions: Replace Working/Non-Working Ratios with Deploy and Develop Allocations

1 year ago

Relying on ratios around so-called working versus non-working spend remains popular among marketers. Yet many industry experts consider the concept problematic and the terms hopelessly outmoded. This POV by Bruno Gralpois of Agency Mania Solutions explains just why there is no real benchmark for these ratios and offers alternative approaches to making better budget decisions.