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#DMIB23 - Digital Marketing is Broken

#DMIB23 - Digital Marketing is Broken
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Time for a change

The move online was meant to make marketing more informed, measurable — and targeted. Instead, it’s ended up doing the opposite.

Digital marketing is broken, with consumers overwhelmed by dull, poorly-targeted promotions, and advertisers scratching their heads over what to do about it.

That’s why Bango assembled the best minds in marketing, to offer their wisdom on how we can fix digital marketing, improve targeting, and deliver more effective, and more ethical, campaigns.

Don’t take our word for it, check out the event highlights below.

Collaborators

Anil Malhotra

Anil Malhotra

Bango

Rory Sutherland

Rory Sutherland

Ogilvy

Amelia Torode

Amelia Torode

Fawnbreak

Bob Hoffman

Bob Hoffman

Ad Contrarian

Hannah Kimuyu

Hannah Kimuyu

Brave Bison

Theo Priestly

Theo Priestly

Futurist

Keynotes

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The manifesto

The dream of digital marketing is compelling, but we need the right strategy to make it work. We need to commit to change across the industry, fixing marketing for our companies, our customers and society as a whole.

Taking inspiration from the leading voices in digital marketing — authors, critics, consultants and futurists — Bango has developed the Digital Marketing is Broken Manifesto, a new pledge for a more ethical and effective digital strategy, targeting and campaigns.

We built it. We broke it. Now it’s time to fix it.

A new way for digital marketing

Read the manifesto

a new manifesto

for effective, ethical, online targeting