Retail Media Strategies
Every retailer today is trying to pitch itself as an ad network, too. While forms of retail media have been around for decades, it’s suddenly become one of the hottest ways for businesses to bring in more revenue – and for brands to find new ways to target shoppers closer to the point of purchase than ever.
At this one-day intensive event, Digiday, Modern Retail and Glossy will look into the rise of retail media and all the ways it’s been upgraded, providing an exclusive lens into the best practices and ways to leverage retailers’ first-party data and access. As digital customer acquisition on other digital platforms becomes more expensive and opaque amid the decline of third-party cookies, marketers are looking for real answers to the retail media trend.
This event will focus on:
• How retail media is being used as a complement to other digital marketing campaigns that used to rely on third-party data.
• How brands are leveraging retail media campaigns to work in tandem with omnichannel marketing strategies.
• The ways retail media networks have evolved to focus on all parts of the customer funnel.
• The best practices for marketers intending to deploy ad dollars into retail media networks.
Speakers
Agenda
Cale Weissman
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
MODERN RETAIL
Jim Cooper
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
DIGIDAY/WORKLIFE
Jill Manoff
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
GLOSSY
Retail media publishers aren’t just putting up ads on their websites and in stores. Major players have streaming video components, while others also leverage social to expand reach. But that creates new problems for marketers: How do they make sure all of the marketing is working in concert with each other? In this session, Mike Sallette, vp of media, sponsorships and licensing at Danone, will talk about how Danone thinks about retail media campaigns deployed offsite and his approach to unification and data usage.
Mike Sallette
VP, MEDIA
DANONE
Retail media is largely considered a lower-funnel investment. However, more platforms like Amazon are pitching them as brand builders. In this session, executives will discuss how they’ve evolved their campaigns to position retail media as a way to lead to conversion and be used higher up in the consideration funnel.
Ryan Pancoast
SR MANAGER, RETAIL MEDIA, DIGITAL INSIGHTS, ANALYTICS
BAYER
In the increasingly competitive beauty market, Clinique has managed to remain popular among both longtime loyalists and new-to-the-brand Gen Z . Its retail media strategies across partners including Ulta, department stores and, most recently, Amazon are among the keys to its ongoing success. In this session, Maiah Martin, executive director of consumer engagement, will share how Clinique maintains its strong identity across a wide variety of channels, what retail media opportunities the brand is investing in now and how leveraging retail media plays into the brand’s larger goal of “meeting the customer where they are.
Maiah Martin
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF CONSUMER ENGAGEMENT
CLINIQUE
Many people may think shopper marketing is focused strictly on conversion. But successful campaigns require many more elements and inclusion of the entire marketing department. For a company like Mondelez, which encompasses many household brands like Oreo and Ritz, the idea is to use a holistic philosophy that takes into account both brand and performance. In this session, Rachel Lawson, director of shopper marketing, will talk about how she leads campaigns that keep customer experience always in mind.
Rachel Lawson
DIRECTOR, SHOPPER MARKETING
MONDELEZ INTERNATIONAL
It’s hard to make a shopper make an impulse purchase online. However, retail media networks are adding new programs and units later in the purchase cycle to grow the basket size. In this session, brands will discuss how they approach these types of campaigns and the results they’re seeing.
Jamie Schwab
VP, GLOBAL DIGITAL COMMERCE
COLGATE-PALMOLIVE
Join the CEO of Soom Foods for a captivating conversation about their journey from a small-scale, independent food company to a thriving brand. Discover how Soom Foods has leveraged retail media to expand its reach, drive sales, and build a loyal customer base.
Amy Zitelman
CEO, CO-FOUNDER
SOOM FOODS
Digitally-native brands are expanding to new channels. This could be new online platforms like Amazon, but also in-store options like Walmart and Target. This creates new questions surrounding advertising strategy and spend. In this session, Pattern Brands co-founder Suze Dowling will discuss how the company — which includes brands like GIR, Onsen and Open Spaces — has approached expanding to other channels while keeping its original branding and identity in mind.
Suze Dowling
CO-FOUNDER & CHIEF BUSINESS OFFICER
PATTERN BRANDS
Cale Weissman
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
MODERN RETAIL
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Ease Hospitality (@Ease 1345)
NY
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