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#dmaZEDtalks 2: Top tips for creativity & integration...Be Brave!

What an inspiring evening for #dmaZEDtalks round two. A room full of creatives all trying to capture some golden nuggets to take back to the office. Lots of passion, swear words, story-telling, hatred for silos, bravery and even some chat about Accrington Stanley!

Real-time marketing insights in 60 seconds

Watch  four 60-second videos of speakers from our real-time marketing event at DigitasLBi on 4 September and find out how brands can create content that resonates with people and drives them to engage with and share it. 

Why brave, playful brands win in real-time marketing

Real-time marketing is where journalism meets marketing and creativity, with the help of some very sophisticated technology and data insight. It’s risky but the risk of not doing it is far bigger than getting it wrong.

Itâs time to explore your new DMA

Your DMA has evolved. The DMA's executive director, Chris Combemale, introduces the big changes: a brand new community-focused website, the launch of the DMA Code, a principles-based one that puts the customer first, and all the tools you need to drive business growth. 

Content marketing success isâ¦

Should we be judging content-led marketing in terms of financial ROI, or are views, likes and followers enough? Indicia's Ben Peachell investigates. 

Awesome adventures in Google Glass: episode 2

What happened when Richard Norton, Associate Creative Director, Indicia took an entire train trip wearing Google Glass?  He observes the response of his fellow passengers, from the paranoid and puzzled to the tech-obssessed with a severe case of gadget envy. 
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Google Glass signals start of my always-on, real-time adventures

The future of 1 to 1 marketing? Richard Norton, Associate Creative Director, Indicia gets set to test drive Google Glass. 

4 ways to boost your campaign results

Data can tell you what makes your customers respond to your marketing campaigns, whether it’s delivered by email, direct mail, or even telemarketing. Why do so many people think marketing data analysis only works for online?