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NuVoodoo's executive team regularly publishes thoughts, data, and analysis here and in media industry publications and trade magazines.

Moneyball: A New Option for Ad Placement

By Leigh Jacobs

The results of NuVoodoo Ratings Prospects Study 23 make it clear, there’s a new ad platform option for stations advertising for the spring book. For years our marketing team has talked about The Foundational Four, meaning the Alphabet duo of Google and YouTube and the Meta duo of Instagram and Facebook. For daily usage among…

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New 2024 Data: B2B Marketing Incentives That Persuade Business Decision-Makers To Share Their Contact Information

By Mike O'Connor

Part 2 In Our B2B Marketing Series Since the post-pandemic reopening, NuVoodoo clients have been increasingly requesting B2B marketing intelligence as a complement to our broader ongoing study of marketing channels and ad messaging effectiveness. Recent research efforts have involved modeling employment and income data to allow us to analyze the behavior and attitudes of…

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Moneyball: Ready? Spring Book About Five Weeks Away

By Leigh Jacobs

The spring book starts in about five weeks as you’re likely to be reading this. If you’re planning a spring promotion you still have time to finalize contest plans and on-air promotional tactics – but time is getting tight if you’re planning to support your promotion with off-air paid advertising. If you’re in a diary…

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Moneyball: The Devil’s in the Details (i.e., the Data)

By Leigh Jacobs

The latest NuVoodoo Ratings Prospects Study shows interesting shifts in the percentages who pay attention to ads in various channels. That’s important information if you’re planning a marketing program for the spring ratings starting in about six weeks. The table below shows 17 marketing channels tracked from our prior study conducted last summer. One big…

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Moneyball: How Much Contest Cash Do You NEED?

By Leigh Jacobs

The news that America’s most famous groundhog, Punxsutawney Phil, did not see his shadow arrived as this is being written – predicting an early spring. At the same time, America’s 146th most famous groundhog, Nielsen Ned, also failed to see his shadow, predicting that the spring ratings would start on March 28 – about seven…

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