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Jeremy Goldman

Senior Director of Briefings at eMarketer, contributing to the marketing and advertising briefings.

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Oct 9, 2024 • 20min

Reimagining Retail: How Retailers and Brands Can Avoid Leaving Revenue on the Table Throughout the Purchase Funnel | Oct 9, 2024

Join Jeremy Goldman, EMarketer's director of Briefings specializing in retail, and Sarah Marzano, an analyst focused on consumer behavior and retail trends, as they dive into the world of e-commerce. They discuss how retailers often miss out on revenue opportunities during the purchase funnel. Key topics include the importance of accessibility, optimizing discounting strategies, and the impact of consumer expectations during the holiday season. They also tackle the challenges of e-commerce returns and their effect on customer loyalty.
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Aug 27, 2024 • 19min

The Daily: Why CMOs Tenure is Falling, The Main Ways the Role is Changing, and How GenAI is Helping Them Work | Aug 27, 2024

Jeremy Goldman, an experienced director of Briefings, and Kelsey Voss, an insightful analyst on marketing trends, dive deep into the declining tenure of Chief Marketing Officers. They reveal the increasing pressures CMOs face and how AI is transforming their roles. Discover the balance between performance marketing and brand awareness needed for success today. They also share how generative AI supports CMOs in navigating reduced budgets while emphasizing collaboration across departments to foster growth in this fast-evolving landscape.
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Aug 15, 2024 • 20min

The Daily: What’s Fueling Amazon’s Ad Business, What’s Next For Its Brick-and-Mortar Plan of Action, and More | Aug 15, 2024

Jeremy Goldman, a director of Briefings, and Rachel Wolff, an analyst, dive into what’s propelling Amazon's impressive growth, particularly in online sales and advertising. They explore how improved delivery and Amazon Prime play crucial roles in shaping consumer habits. The duo also discusses shifting shopping trends, especially around Prime Day, and what Amazon's transition to physical retail means for its future. Lastly, they highlight the company’s advertising success, boosted by a significant media rights deal with the NBA.