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Hierfür verlangen andere 20k. All unser Know-How gebündelt. Den neuen "Thought Leader Guide" geben Paula und ich aktuell kostenlos raus. In diesem Guide teilen wir unser Playbook aus 1.000+ Kampagnen, um Autorität der Branche und erste Wahl der Zielgruppe zu werden: Sichtbarkeit durch exzellenten Content & präzises Ads-Targeting. Stille Mitleser in kaufbereite Leads verwandeln durch Retargeting, warme DMs, Whitepaper und Webinare. Exakte Anleitung, KI-Hilfe und erprobte Vorlagen im Guide. Falls du den Thought Leader Guide noch nicht hast, hier zusenden lassen: https://lnkd.in/dUvbQCaT Lohnt sich. 👍

$10,3 Mio. Umsatz im Monat. Mit 17 Mitarbeitern. Das sind die Zahlen eines US Founders, den ich auf einer Mastermind am Comer See getroffen habe. Sein Setup ist absurd effizient Der gesamte Customer Support wird von einer Person gemacht. Die AI beantwortet Tickets, E-Mails, Trustpilot-Bewertungen und Kommentare unter den Ads. Der Mitarbeiter überwacht das System. Creatives? Entstehen zu 100 % mit KI. Und genau das erlebe ich gerade bei vielen der besten US-Brands: Sie planen weiterhin massives Wachstum. Aber der Headcount wächst nicht mehr automatisch mit. AI ist dort kein kleines Effizienzprojekt. AI bestimmt, wie die gesamte Firma aufgebaut wird. Für mich extrem inspirierend und eine Entwicklung, die eine völlig neue Art von Brands produzieren wird. Wie denkt ihr darüber?

Warum gehen manche Posts hier nach 3 Tagen plötzlich durch die Decke, während andere nie abheben? Niemand kennt den Algorithmus im Detail. Aber nach über 1.000 Kampagnen mit hunderten Kunden können wir ihn ziemlich sauber reverse-engineeren. Und das machen wir kontinuierlich: testen, vergleichen, auswerten. Dabei landen am Ende immer wieder bei denselben 4 Faktoren, die über Erfolg oder Niederlage eines Posts entscheiden: (Link zum Guide unten, womit du diese Faktoren für euch korrekt einstellst 👇) 1 ➔ Engagement: Reaktionen und Kommentare. Der Klick auf "mehr anzeigen" zählt übrigens schon als erstes Signal. 2 ➔ Dwell Time: Wie lange bleiben Leute an eurem Post hängen? Lange Verweildauer liest der Algorithmus als "relevant". 3 ➔ Relevance Score: Existiert zwischen euch und jeder einzelnen Person auf der Plattform. Stärkster Hebel dafür: Nicht die Kommentare oder nicht Profilbesuche, sondern ausgetauschte Direktnachrichten. 4 ➔ Posting Format: Single Image plus Text ist unspektakulär, funktioniert aber immer noch am besten. Die Golden Hour, zu der man posten sollte, gibt es so immer weniger. Der Algorithmus testet euren Post an einem kleinen Subset, schaut auf die Signale und spielt dann weiter aus. Das zieht sich heute über Tage. Deshalb dieses Phänomen, dass ein Post nach vier Tagen nochmal Fahrt aufnehmen kann. Am stärksten beeinflussen könnt ihr das Engagement. Dafür muss ein Post erst den Scroll stoppen und dann etwas auslösen. Der Scrollstopper ist dabei vor allem das Bild: Selfie vom Event, Foto der Maschine aus der Fertigung, Screenshot vom eigenen Bildschirm. Je natürlicher und unpolierter, desto besser. Mein Tipp: Im neuen "Thought Leader Guide" teilen wir unser Playbook aus 1.000+ Kampagnen, um Autorität der Branche und erste Wahl der Zielgruppe zu werden: Sichtbarkeit durch exzellenten Content & präzises Ads-Targeting. Stille Mitleser in kaufbereite Leads verwandeln durch Retargeting, warme DMs, Whitepaper und Webinare. Exakte Anleitung, KI-Hilfe und erprobte Vorlagen im Guide. Falls du den Thought Leader Guide noch nicht hast, hier zusenden lassen: https://lnkd.in/dUvbQCaT Lohnt sich. 👍

Ecstatic to announce our partnership with Kulani Kinis x Attentive 🌺 Kulani Kinis is such a vibrant, distinctive brand, with a real talent for bringing a little sunshine to every collection. Bringing Attentive into the customer journey has helped turn more site visitors into subscribers and more conversations into revenue. A few highlights from their first month with us : • 4.4x increase in sign up rates • 12x revenue growth • A stronger foundation for global expansion, with personalised messaging to convert, engage and retain customers across markets Super thankful for the partnership and trust from Jemma Sears, Alyssa Shea & Will North 🤝 Taylor Hunt, Erick Jackaman and many more for helping to bring this all to life and driving such a strong result. Excited to officially partner and keep building on the momentum together into BFCM & 2027☀️ #Attentive #KulaniKinis #Partnership #SMSMarketing #ecommerce #digitalmarketing

Fååååårk jeg elsker at holde foredrag!!! Derfor har i dag også været fantastisk 🤩 Kæmpe tak til Ib Potter for at jeg igen i år måtte stille mig på scenen til #marketingcamp Tak til alle deltagere som valgte mit oplæg ud af 9 andre! Og tak til Bertil Nordtorp for at fange dette billede af mig i mit es 🕺

The Luxury & Hospitality Career Index 2026, developed by Sommet Education in collaboration with DLG, draws on 451 alumni of Glion Institute of Higher Education and Les Roches. It covers where they work, how they rate their employers and where they would most like to work next. Hotels lead the wish list 65% of the 669 brand mentions went to international hotel groups Four Seasons was named by 106 alumni, a quarter of those who answered Luxury houses take 8% LVMH was named by 23 alumni and Chanel by nine The training travels 53% of alumni surveyed work outside their home country 80% say their school prepared them well or extremely well for cross-cultural communication, and 74% for understanding the luxury and hospitality industry Full Index in the first comment.

Die KI darf bei dir alles lesen. Und trotzdem ändert sich im Vertrieb nichts... Fast jedes Unternehmen hat inzwischen Copilot oder Gemini. Die Lizenz ist da, der Zugriff ist da. Was fehlt, ist ein Job. Bei uns hat die KI einen: Sie recherchiert Zielkunden und sagt dem Vertrieb Bescheid, sobald sich dort etwas tut. Niemand muss prompten, niemand muss nachfragen. Die Aufgabe läuft, das Ergebnis kommt an. Genau das zeige ich am 4. November live, in 30 Minuten, an diesem einen Beispiel aus unserem eigenen Alltag. Und was es braucht, damit so etwas bei dir läuft. Hier geht's zur Anmeldung: https://lnkd.in/eJHFFC7s

Congratulations to David Jackson and his team at Kwik Trip, Inc. for winning the the Technology Excellence Award for Best Digital Customer Experience at #cStoreTec by Informa Connect and NexChapter It's a great team and proud that Eagle Eye can play a role as the the AI personalization partner. Congrats to the whole team and keep innovating!!

Walk into a flagship on Avenue Montaigne or Bond Street today and the first person to greet you may not be a sales associate. They may be a host. The choice of word is deliberate, and it tells you where luxury is looking for its next generation of talent. What it does not tell you is how that talent is meant to get there.

Bestyrelsens rolle, når virksomheden vokser med 50 %? Når virksomheden vokser kraftigt, ændrer bestyrelsens rolle sig markant. Man skal ikke bare “følge med” væksten. Man skal komme foran den. I Tims Cookies ApS ser vi netop nu, hvordan kraftig international vækst skaber nye krav til bestyrelsens arbejde. Det handler ikke kun om toplinje. Det handler om kapacitet, kvalitet, marginer og governance. Tre ting bestyrelsen skal sikre i hurtig vækst: At organisationen kan bære tempoet Kraftig vækst presser ledelse, kultur og struktur. Bestyrelsen skal sikre, at virksomheden ikke vokser hurtigere end dens ledelsesmæssige bæreevne. At marginerne ikke forsvinder i jagten på volumen Hurtig vækst skaber risiko for ”underpricing”, overinvestering og hårde kundekrav. Bestyrelsen skal beskytte rentabiliteten, ikke kun væksten. At governance følger med internationaliseringen Nye markeder kræver sporbarhed, dokumentation og ansvarlighed. Virksomheden skal være lige så professionel, som den er hurtig. Vækst, der ikke bæres af organisation, marginer og governance, er bare risiko med god omsætning. Tims Cookies vokser over 50 % i år. Derfor er bestyrelsen med Kenneth Helmer Larsen, Tomas O. Berg og Timothy Cee Pape fokuseret på netop disse tre elementer. #bestyrelsesarbejde #governance #SMV #vækst #bestyrelse

30 Grad, strahlender Sonnenschein und der Spielplatz bleibt leer. ☀️ Was auf den ersten Blick nach perfektem Spielplatzwetter klingt, kann schnell zum Problem werden, wenn Schatten fehlt, Flächen sich aufheizen oder Aufenthaltsbereiche kaum noch angenehm nutzbar sind. Der Klimawandel verändert deshalb auch die Anforderungen an Spielräume. Schatten, Vegetation, Regenwasser, Materialwahl und Mikroklima werden zu wichtigen Fragen für Gemeinden und Planer. In unserem neuen Blogartikel zeigen wir, warum klimagerechte Planung nicht weniger Spiel bedeutet, sondern sogar neue Möglichkeiten schaffen kann. 👉 Jetzt im Blog entdecken: https://lnkd.in/e-gWpAR4

[DACH 🇩🇪🇦🇹🇨🇭 — jeden rynek?] Dzisiaj w drodze do Austrii naszła mnie myśl. W Polsce często mówimy o rynku DACH, jakby Niemcy, Austria i Szwajcaria były jednym większym rynkiem niemieckojęzycznym. To trochę tak, jakby Polskę, Czechy i Słowację traktować jako całość. Pierwszy przykład z brzegu - płatności online. 🇩🇪 W Niemczech jedną z najpopularniejszych metod jest PayPal, ale bardzo mocny pozostaje też Kauf auf Rechnung, czyli odroczona płatność. 🇦🇹 Austria ma własny system płatności online eps, obok którego mocne są też karty i Kauf auf Rechnung. 🇨🇭 W Szwajcarii jest TWINT - rozwiązanie tak powszechne, że „twinten” weszło do codziennego języka. Mimo podobieństw kulturowych jest bardzo dużo różnic. Inne przyzwyczajenia, inne zachowania zakupowe, inne motywacje. DACH jest wygodnym skrótem organizacyjnym, ale może okazać się pułapką przy podejmowaniu decyzji biznesowych dotyczących tych rynków.

So happy to share this one! 😊 The Catalog Ad we made at Ingager for Dormy Golf got featured by Confect - Design your Catalog Ads ⛳ We saw 33% higher ROAS and 31% higher average order value compared to Dormy’s other Catalog Ads. 📈 My biggest takeaway: Catalog Ads are often treated as “set it and forget it”, while all the creative work goes into the other ads. But a small design choice, like placing the brand logo next to the price, can make a real difference across thousands of products at once. 💡 Big thanks to Folke Sundström for the great design work, and to Dormy for trusting us! 🙌 Check out Confect’s full breakdown here: https://lnkd.in/diFMCB-6

There's a huge opportunity buried in most Meta ads accounts. Catalogue ads account for 25% of Meta ads spend yet only a fraction of advertisers are thinking about optimising their Dynamic Product Ads (DPA). Most DPAs look uninspiring using Meta's standard ad format. The branding and positioning impact is minimal from these ads. For years I thought that it was kind of crazy that Meta didn't let you optimise this format and upload your own designs. So what if you could increase ROAS, brand perception and conversion rate at the same time? This is exactly what we saw when we customised the DPAs for our client côte&ciel using software from our partner Confect - Design your Catalog Ads. We rolled out a lifestyle format paired with a product image, product name and the pricing. Result: 44% increase in ROAS versus standard DPAs, 40% increase in conversion rate. We actually saw a drop in CTR but only because we pre-qualified the audience through showing the premium pricing. Full case study in the comments. Credit for the brief Elena Kamshitskaia.

Bij Okido zit je altijd goed. Hoog tijd dat je de producten op hun website ook goed ziet. Al ruim 10 jaar verzorgen we de volledige online marketing voor Okido. En voor de tweede keer mochten we samen een websitetraject in. Het resultaat: een gloednieuwe website. Niet alleen een upgrade in de look en feel, ook de hele achterkant is op maat gemaakt voor Okido. In één oogopslag alle meubels die je zoekt, zo georganiseerd dat ondernemers gericht horecameubilair kunnen vinden. Zo werken we het liefst: niet één losse klus, maar samen bouwen aan de lange termijn. Hoe we dat deden? Bekijk de case op onze website: https://lnkd.in/eV-AVbCz Bedankt voor het vertrouwen Project Totaal Okido.

Where your customer data lives shouldn't depend on who buys your marketing vendor. Brands have invested years in building intelligence in their own data platforms. Starting today, audiences from any data warehouse, CDP, or reverse ETL tool can come straight into Bloomreach - ready to activate - without copying data or rebuilding logic. From there, Loomi delivers intelligence at the edge of every customer interaction. It makes the right decision in the moment and sends engagement and outcome data back to the brand's platform. We're open by design. Read our press release to see what that could look like for your team: https://lnkd.in/g-uRMS8B

Your winning ad is dying from fatigue. I found an ADS MACHINE that turns it into 100+ fresh variations 🤯 It’s an AI ad studio that writes, casts and produces video + static ads in one place. Your entire BFCM ad production can now run from one AI tool. I set it up in one afternoon. 200+ ad creatives produced for our ecom clients. 1,000+ AI actors to choose from. 0 studio shoots booked. Here’s what changed. I no longer coordinate creators, editors and re-shoots across 5 different tools. Everything runs in one place. Now I can use it to: → Turn a script into a video in minutes → Pick any AI actor, or create our own → Set the emotion of each line → Test 10 hooks on the same offer → Generate static ads in the same flow → Launch hundreds of variations in one click I write the script and choose what to test. The machine handles the production. For ecom brands heading into Black Friday, the impact is simple: → No more waiting on creator deliveries → Lower cost per creative → Winning ads found before CPMs spike → More time on offers and inventory Perfect for DTC brands and agencies that need a winner, and 10 more like it. Want me to send you this ad machine? Let me know and I will send it to you...

I built an ADS MACHINE that helps you find a winning ad… then turns it into 100+ variations 🤯 Step 1: find the winner. You give it your product. It generates dozens of different ads in minutes. New hooks, new actors, new angles. Batch after batch. You test them on Meta. Until one comes out on top. Step 2: multiply the winner. It spins that ad into dozens of new versions: → Hooks → Visuals → Product scenes → Angles → Formats All in minutes. You test them against the original. You scale the winners. What worked feeds the next batch. Most teams struggle to find ONE winning ad. Then they watch it slowly die from fatigue. This machine does both: Finds the winner. Keeps it alive. Perfect for DTC brands and agencies that need a winner, and 10 more like it. Want to try my winning ad machine? Book a FREE demo and get your Black Friday batch ready 🔥

𝗬𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗔𝗺𝗮𝘇𝗼𝗻 𝗯𝘂𝘀𝗶𝗻𝗲𝘀𝘀 𝗴𝗿𝗲𝘄 𝘁𝗵𝗶𝘀 𝘆𝗲𝗮𝗿. 𝗗𝗼𝗲𝘀 𝘁𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝗺𝗲𝗮𝗻 𝗶𝘁 𝘀𝗵𝗼𝘂𝗹𝗱 𝗴𝗲𝘁 𝗺𝗼𝗿𝗲 𝗯𝘂𝗱𝗴𝗲𝘁 𝗶𝗻 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟳? Not necessarily. When planning for 2027, most leadership teams start with revenue growth and ROAS. Those metrics matter, but they rarely tell the full story. The better question is: 𝗪𝗵𝗮𝘁'𝘀 𝗮𝗰𝘁𝘂𝗮𝗹𝗹𝘆 𝗱𝗿𝗶𝘃𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗴𝗿𝗼𝘄𝘁𝗵, 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝘄𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝘄𝗶𝗹𝗹 𝘂𝗻𝗹𝗼𝗰𝗸 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗻𝗲𝘅𝘁 𝘀𝘁𝗮𝗴𝗲 𝗼𝗳 𝗶𝘁? For enterprise brands, the question isn't simply whether Amazon grew. It's whether the business fundamentals support the next stage of growth. I typically look at three areas: 𝟭. 𝗣𝗿𝗼𝗳𝗶𝘁𝗮𝗯𝗶𝗹𝗶𝘁𝘆, 𝗻𝗼𝘁 𝗷𝘂𝘀𝘁 𝘀𝗮𝗹𝗲𝘀 Growing revenue is great. Growing profitable revenue is better. Look beyond top-line performance and understand contribution after advertising, promotions, returns, fees, and other marketplace costs. I've seen brands increase sales while profitability moved in the opposite direction. If contribution is shrinking, the next investment may be in pricing, assortment, or operational efficiency, not additional media spend. 𝟮. 𝗣𝗿𝗼𝗱𝘂𝗰𝘁 𝗮𝘃𝗮𝗶𝗹𝗮𝗯𝗶𝗹𝗶𝘁𝘆 One of the fastest ways to waste marketing dollars is driving demand for products customers can't buy. Before increasing investment, look at in-stock rates, replenishment timelines, and inventory forecasts for the products expected to drive growth next year. If key items are frequently out of stock, solving the supply issue may generate a better return than increasing advertising. 𝟯. 𝗖𝘂𝘀𝘁𝗼𝗺𝗲𝗿 𝗮𝗰𝗾𝘂𝗶𝘀𝗶𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 Not all growth is created equal. A business that continues to acquire new customers is in a very different position than one that is primarily selling to existing customers. Understanding the balance between new-to-brand acquisition, repeat purchases, and acquisition cost can help determine whether your next dollar should go toward capturing existing demand or expanding your customer base. 𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗿𝗲𝗮𝗹 𝗴𝗼𝗮𝗹 𝗼𝗳 𝗽𝗹𝗮𝗻𝗻𝗶𝗻𝗴 Metrics only matter if they help you make better decisions. A category with strong profitability, consistent availability, and customer acquisition momentum may deserve additional investment. Another may need operational improvements, stronger content, or assortment changes before more budget will move the needle. As 2027 planning discussions begin, I'd encourage teams to bring more than performance metrics. Bring the business implication of those metrics and the investment decision they support. That's what helps leadership allocate resources across media, content, inventory, technology, and people with confidence. 𝗪𝗵𝗮𝘁'𝘀 𝗼𝗻𝗲 𝗺𝗮𝗿𝗸𝗲𝘁𝗽𝗹𝗮𝗰𝗲 𝗺𝗲𝘁𝗿𝗶𝗰 𝘁𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝗰𝗵𝗮𝗻𝗴𝗲𝗱 𝗮𝗻 𝗶𝗻𝘃𝗲𝘀𝘁𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁 𝗱𝗲𝗰𝗶𝘀𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝘆𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗯𝘂𝘀𝗶𝗻𝗲𝘀𝘀 𝘁𝗵𝗶𝘀 𝘆𝗲𝗮𝗿?

Is your marketing team busier than ever using AI, but your actual business performance hasn't moved an inch? You’re definitely not alone. McKinsey found that while ~80% of marketers say AI boosts their personal productivity, only 6% see real bottom-line impact. Adoption isn't the problem. It's really about how these systems are built and managed day-to-day. In my latest article, I share what I’ve learned over the past 18 months building AI systems at Eboost, including: • The 3 questions I ask before funding any AI initiative • Why the "Marketing Engineer" is the missing bridge to real ROI • How we cut creative turnaround times by 80% with a simple custom audit tool If you’re trying to figure out where to put your next AI dollar, or just want to get actual value out of the tools you're already paying for, give it a quick read. Would love to hear how your team is navigating this!

Only 14% of SaaS companies under $1M ARR named paid media an effective channel. Over $50M ARR, 36% did. Same platforms. Same auctions. So what's the difference? Paid ads amplify a growth condition that already exists. They rarely create one from nothing. One of our clients is a Series B company launching a beta product at about $100 a month. On paper, Series B but the product is pre-seed. So the program is a 60 to 90 day pilot on leading indicators. That's the learning job. Investors fund rounds on a calendar and a deck. The auction doesn't know what round you raised. The round says scale. The auction says validate. The money follows the round. After running paid for 200+ B2B SaaS companies, the first thing we work out on any account is which job paid has earned there. So I wrote it up for founders setting next year's paid budget. Inside: → The 5 jobs paid ads can do, and why "lead generation" hides 4 of them → What each stage is proving, bootstrapped to Series C, and where paid fails → 4 questions to answer before you scale, from things you already own → Why the honest job is sometimes still validation, whatever the budget Plus how Toggl cut ad spend 52% while closed deal value from paid rose 159%, and the one sheet that changed their CRO's mind. Check it out here 👇

Your buyer intent tool is full of companies that can't buy from you. The score won't tell you which ones. We have one sitting at the top of our own engagement dashboard... They read every post. They click every ad. They will never wire us a single dollar. They're just not a fit for what we sell. You could say that our warmest lead is a ghost. You see most Intent data tracks one thing - whether or not someone read a page. It can't tell you they fit your ICP. It can't tell you they want your product. Most of them have never seen your site or your ads. Engagement measures reading. Warm is a word about buying. Nobody checks whether the two line up. Attention is cheap to detect, which is why you can buy it. Fit is a judgment about your business, which is why you can't. So don't cancel the tool. Stop letting attention build the list. Let it sort the list. The fix takes an afternoon. Do it in this order. 1 - Write the fit test before you look at a single score. Three yes or no questions: - Can they carry your ACV? Below your floor, even a won deal breaks CAC payback. - Do they run the GTM motion your product plugs into? If not, you're selling the prerequisite first. - Is the problem expensive for them yet? If it isn't costing them money, there's no budget to fix it. Fail one and they're out. High intent can't resurrect a dead fit. 2. Run the test across your TAM and freeze what survives. Pull the universe from Sales Navigator, your data provider or your CRM. Apply the three questions. What's left is your target account list. Name it. Make it static. Revisit it quarterly. Signals move daily. Fit doesn't. 3. Suppress everything off the list. Intent surges, pricing page visits, ad engagement, hiring bursts. Every signal answers one question first: is this account on the list? If not, it goes nowhere, whatever it scored. 4. Tier inside the list, and attach the reason. Sort qualified accounts by signal strength. Every account that goes to sales carries what triggered it and when. If you can't say in one line why it surfaced, it doesn't go out. Same tools. Same signals. One step moved. Our ghost is still welcome to like every post 👻

Wir müssen dieses Land wachrütteln 💥 Wer morgens die News aufmacht, liest von Firmen, denen es schlecht geht. Von Wettbewerb, den wir gegen China verlieren. Viel davon stimmt. Aber hier gibt es so viele Companies, die richtig geilen Shit machen. Und kaum jemand redet darüber. Deutschland hat kein Innovationsproblem, sondern ein Erzählproblem. Darüber habe ich mit Tim Rath im Revenue Marketing Realtalk gesprochen. Und über getpress, AI und die Zukunft von PR. Danke für die Einladung und smarten Fragen Tim. Und danke Eva Rebekka Reichel für die tolle Orga 🫰 Link zur ganzen Folge in den Kommentaren! Wirtschaft ist Psychologie...lasst uns mehr von den guten Geschichten erzählen!

Instagram launched long-form video today 📺 Disney is doing short form. Nobody is selling formats anymore... They’re selling time Instagram calls it “Features.” Up to 8 clips in the feed, each one a door to the full video But the real news is the shape. Horizontal is coming to Instagram. Turns out the TV was right all along 🙃 The ad you shoot for that screen is already a TV ad. “We don’t have TV creative” just stopped being an excuse 🎬 So the industry will tell you: Follow the minutes. Buy where people watch. Beautiful story but......Incomplete. 15 minutes with a creator 📱 15 minutes with Netflix 🍿 15 minutes with a live game 🏈 Same number on the chart. Not the same value. Attention is what you buy. Effectiveness is what you’re paid for 💰 Not “where are people watching?” But “what happens after they watch?” -Know which placement ran -Measure the lift you actually caused -Prove it in your MMP, your MMM, with a holdout Everyone is selling time. The winners will sell what it’s worth 🤜💥🤛 #CTV #Incrementality