Publicis Y Teads
Teads and Precision, Publicis Media’s programmatic division, announce today a partnership that will expand across eight countries in the region: Mexico, Argentina, Colombia, Peru, Chile, Panama, Costa Rica, and Guatemala. Through this partnership, Teads and Precision aim to deliver a more efficient ad-tech supply chain with curated inventory and data that uses best-in-class technology. Precision will continue to provide a tech agnostic approach for its clients, as well as offer up best practices suited for their business needs. Teads will be the full-stack digital platform for viewable video and display inventory with whom the team will work close to develop new strategies for LATAM. Teads will conduct regular training for the Precision team to share cutting-edge information and best practices on advertising campaigns optimization, strengthening Precision’s position as a reliable company that can guide its clients on their own transformation journey. “By combining our premium and brand-safe inventory with engaging, personalized, non-intrusive ads, we are helping brands at every stage of the marketing funnel, from awareness to conversion, passing through consideration,” said Eric Tourtel, Senior Vice President of Teads Latin America. “Instead of simply charging by the impressions, at Teads we use machine learning and artificial intelligence to optimize the campaign or ROI, guaranteeing results, from viewability, completed views, unique incremental visitors, or even conversions.” “Teads has earned our trust by offering the most advance technology, innovation and brand-safe inventory. The Teads team never stops looking for ways to improve results for our clients, “said Monica Gadsby, CEO of Publicis Group Latin America. “It’s really inspiring to see the immense possibilities that this partnership brings. Teads has definitely become a key business partner for Precision in the region.”
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