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I've got a super-interesting topic & set of speakers with 'Tactics for Attracting, Developing and Retaining Digital Talent.' On Tuesday, we'll both be speaking from 3:55-4:35pm-you'll have a tough choice! Then Andrew will take the main stage at 5:10pm on Monday for a conversation with the CFO of Ahold Delhaize & the #Ecommerce Chief at PepsiCo. On Monday at 4pm PT, I'll be doing a track keynote interview with Charisse Hughes on how she's helping drive growth in her role as the Chief Brand & Advanced Analytics Officer at Kellogg. Just 4 more days to Groceryshop! Andrew Lipsman & I are gearing up for our panels with C-level execs from Kellogg Company, Ahold Delhaize, Imperfect Foods & more. Thanks to the editors, analysts, researchers and chart wizards who contributed to this report including Jasmine Enberg Natalie McGranahan Kathleen Hamblin Ona Koehler Na Li Justin DeVoursney and Paul Briggs In a tough economic environment, trust can help a social platform stand out among competing ad venues.Ģ) Marketers should prioritize platforms that are working to raise user trust. What should platforms and their partners do? Here are two important (and yes, obvious) steps:ġ) Social platforms must act now to shore up trust. All of these figures were down substantially from last year and also from 2020, as the chart below shows. But other platforms suffered as well only 31% of #LinkedIn users and 30% of #Pinterest users agreed or strongly agreed that their privacy and data were protected, with lower percentages for the remaining platforms. Just 18% of users agreed or strongly agreed the platform protects their privacy. It’s not surprising that #Facebook’s long history of privacy infringements continues to affect user perceptions. The survey reveals that trust in social media platforms (which hasn't been very high to begin with) has declined substantially this year in key areas including #privacy, safety, and #adrelevance. Neither should the social platforms, their advertisers, or their ad agency partners.

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(Want to see which platforms came out on top? Clients, check the comments for a link to the full report.)īut as happy as I am that the research is done, I'm not happy with the findings. It's a landmark piece of primary research (in its sixth year now - and my second year being involved in it), comprising a consumer survey of more than 2,000 US #socialmedia users and a unique ranking methodology that assesses and ranks nine social platforms in five categories of trust.

Hubert’s Animal Welfare Center, Madison N.J.You know that feeling when a project you spend 6 months on finally sees the light of day? Simultaneously excited and relieved-and maybe a bit exhausted? That's how I feel about this year's Insider Intelligence Digital Trust Benchmark report. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Manna House, Newton N.J. Thomas of Aquin RC Church in Ogdensburg, N.J. A funeral mass will be on Friday, March 11 at 11 a.m. John Ramsey Funeral Home, One Main Street, Franklin, NJ 07416. and many nieces and nephews.Ī visitation for Debra will be held on Thursday, March 10 from 4 to 8 p.m. Predeceased by her parents, Debra is survived by her loving husband, Anthony Panzarella children Hannah, Grace, Abby, and Jacob Panzarella and sisters Toni Jurkiewicz and Kim Perez. She always said, “If I can bring my camper there, then I’m going,” since she always wanted to have her dogs by her side. Debbie enjoyed vacationing near beaches with family. She played an active role in her parish as a religious education teacher. During meets, it was always known that she was in the stands as she would cheer for her children as well as their teammates. Debbie was the president of the YMCA Parent Advisory Committee where her children swam. She loved to be involved with her children’s academics and competitive swim meets. She cherished meeting her closest friends for lunch.

Known to everyone as Debbie, she was quick in making friends with people she came in contact with. A graduate of County College of Morris, Debra worked as an office manager for the Georgia Pacific Corporation in Denville before retiring in 2003 to raise her children. She was 52 years old.īorn in Dover to the late Alan and Jeanette (Barzano) Van Dien, Debra lived in Green Pond N.J., Woodstock Ga., and Sparta N.J., before settling in Ogdensburg N.J. Panzarella of Ogdensburg, N.J., passed away peacefully on Saturday, Maat the Morristown Memorial Hospital.