Valor

Valor

Advertising Services

New York, NY 507 followers

We combine expertise in media and technology to provide technical consultancy and data engineering for digital teams.

About us

Valor is a strategic marketing technology and engineering partner based in NY. We help businesses develop and accelerate their digital transformation journey to help them differentiate from their competitors and develop robust go-to-market strategies. From media strategy to marketing technology stack definition to technology development, digital excellence is a requirement for thriving businesses. - Media Strategy - Digital Transformation - AI and Machine Learning Our core values ensure that our clients benefit from the same guiding principles that have delivered the exponential growth of our own brands. • Bottom line approach • Flexible and highly scalable solution • Completely end-to-end • Data-driven mindset • Invested in your success • Benefit from a long pipeline of innovation

Website
http://www.govalordigital.com
Industry
Advertising Services
Company size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
New York, NY
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2019

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    CEO & Founder at Tech Recipes (Ex- L'Oreal)

    As industry marketers convened at #awnewyork23 Advertising Week, insights were discussed pointing towards a transformative era for brands. Here are some of the top takeaways from Day 1    1. United Airlines: Navigating the Sky with Data Maggie Schmerin United's Chief Ad Officer, unveiled a game-changer: harnessing 1st party data to not just understand, but predict customer behaviors. One striking campaign capitalized on data revealing that 100,000 fans flew for a Taylor Swift concert. The airline debuted a targeted commercial in cinemas alongside Swift's movie, exemplifying data's potential to craft hyper-relevant consumer experiences.    2. Kraft's Recipe for Digital Metamorphosis Diana Frost, Kraft's Chief Growth Officer of North America, emphasized a visionary mantra: "Freedom within a frame." Amidst transforming Kraft Heinz into an expansive food business (spanning 55 categories and 35 brands), Frost acknowledged a vital ingredient was missing: brand love. Her strategy? Marrying ambition with discipline, prioritizing long-term goals through short-term actions, and placing consumers at the heart of decisions.    3. True Religion: Weaving Success with Data and Partnerships Kristen D’Arcy, CMO emphasized a reality check: internal resources are often insufficient. Owning data while acknowledging the need for external partnerships. True Religion’s journey underscores the delicate balance between long-term brand building and immediate sales, hinging on dynamic strategy shifts informed by data insights.    4. TripAdvisor: Crafting Journeys of Experience for Matthew Dacey of TripAdvisor, the platform transcends being a mere travel decision tool. With 400M monthly users, it monetizes through partnerships, affirming that experiences now outweigh possessions. For consumers, travel budgets are sacred, indicating that providing transformative travel experiences is non-negotiable.    5. Kellanova: Diving into the Data Lakes Charisse Hughes shed light on the tug-of-war between predictive and generative data. The goal? Understanding cross-brand shopping behaviors and demolishing data silos. By introducing tools like a data scorecard, Kellanova aims to enhance data quality, facilitating more nuanced, consumer-centric strategies.    6. Liberty Mutual: Steering Through the Digital Age Jenna Lebel highlighted the significance of in-house creative and digital strategies. However, the quest for optimizing reach and frequency persists. The insurer's emphasis on educating the C-suite—articulating strategies through tangible milestones and fostering a culture of "winning with data"—stands out.    7. Sanofi: Resilience on the Transformation Trail for Claudine Patel, transformation is not just about robust strategies but also enduring the journey's solitude. The focus is clear: drawing more consumers into Sanofi's fold, demanding both resilience and innovation. 

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    Procter & Gamble is one of the largest advertisers in the world. Have you ever wondered how much P&G might be payng for individual banner display and video ad impressions via programmatic channels? Take a peek below to see a small, exploratory convenience sample showing how much P&G was observed paying publishers and ad exchanges to promote its consumer goods brands, such as the laundry detergent Tide, air freshener Febreze, and dish soap Dawn. https://lnkd.in/ess4jEPj

    How much is Procter & Gamble paying per ad impression?

    How much is Procter & Gamble paying per ad impression?

    adalytics.io

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    Are brands' targeted ads being served to the wrong people? Pharma companies such as Pfizer, Novartis, Sanofi, and Bristol Myers Squibb were observed serving drug ads intended for doctors to non-healthcare professionals. Merino Shoes and Santoni Shoes were seen serving a majority of their women’s footwear ads to men and men’s footwear ads to women. Take a peek below for a methodology demonstration of how brands can assess whether their audience targeted ads are being seen by the intended people: https://lnkd.in/enmUvan #onlineadvertising #programmaticadvertising #digitalads #data

    Verifying ad targeting, reach, and customer segmentation

    Verifying ad targeting, reach, and customer segmentation

    adalytics.io

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    Platforms Reporter at Adweek

    New: Buyers asked YouTube not to run their ads on kids’ channels, but those ads ran there anyway, according to screenshots seen by Adweek. This comes as YouTube is under fire for improperly tracking children via adveritising, according to a new Adalytics report, and as the increasingly popular Google ad format Performance Max gives buyers less transparency into what they are buying. Buyers describe a game of “whack a mole” where any method they use to exclude their content from kids doesn’t work. Cc Giovanni Sollazzo , Keri Thomas https://lnkd.in/e9sJPQZ5

    YouTube Ad Buyers Unknowingly Targeted Kids

    YouTube Ad Buyers Unknowingly Targeted Kids

    adweek.com

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    Chief Strategy Officer at Ebiquity Plc (LSE:EBQ) | Initiator at Brands4News.org

    This is an important piece of research by Adalytics into something critical for many brand advertisers: the ability to effectively avoid reaching children with ads for certain unsuitable products. The allegations and supporting evidence are very interesting. Following the recent TrueView/GVP report, we will again closely monitor updates from Google, and work with industry bodies such as Association of National Advertisers and WFA to understand the impact and determine the appropriate response. https://lnkd.in/e_G7CHpD

    Are YouTube Advertisers Inadvertently Harvesting Data From Millions of Children?

    Are YouTube Advertisers Inadvertently Harvesting Data From Millions of Children?

    adalytics.io

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    Data Privacy and Technology Attorney | Licensed in CT, MD, & NY | Ethical AI Consultant | Change Agent | ⚡️ Disruptor ⚖️

    👁Surprise! Another report from Adalytics, and this one is for the #kids.🚌 #adtech #notmagic I talked to Nico Grant from the NYT about the report (article link in comments, has paywall). Read the full Adalytics report here:  https://lnkd.in/e-3ksubG ⚡️My opinions, NOT legal advice. 🔥The report raises serious issues about who has our children’s data. Is YouTube failing to meet their compliance obligations under the 2019 #FTC #COPPA settlement by collecting children’s data from madeforKids videos, placing them in retargeting pools for marketing, and for serving up ads to kids? From the research: adult directed ads were observed being served on YouTube's madeforKids channels, including premium Pmax ad campaigns, and even ads for Google's own products. Disturbingly, the report found "129 of the madeforKids channels were registered in Russia, 9 were registered in China, and 3 in Afghanistan." Children watching madeforKids videos can click on ad links, and data brokers will immediately harvest their data, to be used for behaviorally targeted advertising by brands that have no clue they are tracking children across the internet. Marketers and media buyers said they cannot effectively exclude their campaigns from these channels, they consider it a waste of #money, and now they say they want #accountability. 👼 After the 2019 FTC settlement for COPPA violations, Google said they would "treat all viewers of the madeforKids channels as children, and stop serving personalized ads on this content entirely". The ads I observed from the research did not bear any reasonable relationship to the content of the videos, and cannot support any claims of contextual advertising. Children watching “Walking with Jesus” cartoons should not be served ads for Morningstar Investor, and I wonder how Ticketmaster and Jerry Seinfeld feel about having ads for his show served up on the video “Depression for Kids and Teens”? ⚡️Only Google can explain why they served these ads in this space, but they cannot continue to claim "co-viewing" as cover for their failure to get parental consent. Co-viewing is a madeforAdvertisers diversionary excuse, straight from the Google comms dept. and is NOT an exception to the law (or even mentioned in COPPA’s text). Parents are not co-viewing this content, because they need this time to handle life (driving, grocery store lines, etc). Even if they got it, parental consent does not mean tech companies can have their way with our kids' minds, unchecked, forever. #BoldAndResponsible #SafeHarborHarms ✅A few things businesses may want to consider when consulting with their privacy officers and legal counsel: (in comments) https://lnkd.in/egZNNeBD

    Are YouTube Advertisers Inadvertently Harvesting Data From Millions of Children?

    Are YouTube Advertisers Inadvertently Harvesting Data From Millions of Children?

    adalytics.io

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    The MRC is considering measures to better articulate what it DOES and DOESN'T accredit, a measure that was highlighted by the recent furor sparked by Adalytics' study into how ad campaigns on YouTube & the Google Video Partner are reported back to advertisers. Ron Pinelli clarifies the MRC's position raised in the recent debate between Google (and its YouTube Measurement Partners) and Adalytics. Read more on Digiday, and please feel free to share your thoughts below.

    The Media Rating Council is angling for better clarity in an era of compounding complexity

    The Media Rating Council is angling for better clarity in an era of compounding complexity

    digiday.com

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