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song, photograph, or written piece for a marketing campaign, you’re sure to have encountered some issues with copyright or licensing. In the age of Google Images and Reddit, this issue becomes much more widespread. Recently, Kodak announced that they’re working with a company to offer a blockchain-based service that pays photographers whenever a company or individual uses their images. This way the creators get paid, and your marketing department doesn’t have lawyers breathing down their necks.
Performance vs. time Wouldn’t it be great to be able to work on Phone Number List a without anyone pushing you to get it done as fast as possible? But it’s understandable, right? It’s hard for your marketing director or manager to track the effectiveness of a project aside from the time spent on it. Some people assume that more time spent means a better product. But, this isn’t true of everything. Especially milk, and mullets. But seriously, how a marketing campaign performs is always more important than the time spent on it.

But performance is very hard to track. If a marketer wants data on the performance of a project, or any leads or conversions that come out of it, it takes a lot of time and collaboration with intermediaries. Affiliates, ad networks, and more in-betweens that connect the producer of the content to its audience. Even worse, the data “degenerates” with every intermediary. Who owns that data? Who can take credit for how well (or badly) a campaign did? Lack of transparency can.
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