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The digital ecosystem is more complicated than ever. We're here to help you uncomplicate it. As marketers, innovators, and consultants, we help brands navigate the constantly evolving digital landscape.

Our Impact Advertising System tackles complex marketing problems and delivers elegant marketing solutions.

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Turn your data from being just a read-out to being a roadmap.

In a world where data is overwhelmingly everywhere, we unify and surface the data you need to lead. Via Momentum Measurement, we ensure that your teams are able to move at the speed of modern marketing.

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DAY 7

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for You

We conduct two focused research types: external research, which examines your market, competitors, and existing gaps, and internal research, which searches your data for areas of immediate enhancement.

Day 30

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What We Hear From Our Partners

Our hybrid approach to campaign objectives and optimization windows delivers on key metrics across the customer journey. We are able to maintain strong reach and visibility while driving potential customers to our site. In partnership with Dysrupt, this unique approach delivers on multiple strategies and we’re confident that it will continue to help us achieve our marketing goals

Catheline Leung
Sr. Director, Brand Media

9.5-point

lift in ad recall

3.6-point

lift in consideration to buy

3.4-point

lift in preference for Ancestry

Working with dysrupt was a game-changer for GameStop! Their innovative approach to measuring offline revenue and optimizing audience targeting drove a staggering 6x increase in in-store ROAS through Meta. By establishing omni-ROAS as our new KPI, we gained the confidence to optimize across both online and offline channels effectively. With their creative testing and strategic use of collection's ad units and CRM data, we saw tangible improvements in Offline ROAS and CPA in just one quarter. I enthusiastically recommend dysrupt to any company ready to elevate their marketing game and achieve real, measurable results!

Candice Discuillo
VP of Performance Marketing

6x incremental

Offline ROAS

46% increase

Offline ROAS

20% decrease

Offline CPA

Dysrupt has been a monumental partner in launching our new brand for paid social advertising for our largest partner Ulta Beauty. They have substantial industry knowledge and have provided valuable and actionable recommendations for our organization at large. You can’t go wrong with trusting Dysrupt with your business.

Ryan Brown
Digital Director, Kenra Professional

37% increase

CTR

21.5% increase

Retail Sales

10.3% MoM drop

CPM

We intend to widen the market we address with more attractive offerings for our customers including, for example, new data analysis and decision support solutions for business users, and software solutions scaled to small businesses and midsize companies.

Ryan Hill
Sr. Marketing Manager, Tegria

100 NPS score

For Dysrupt

1 master brand

Launched to Market

9 legacy brands

Successfully Sunset

I love it when people go above and beyond what is expected and they do this on their own. Today, Dysrupt is very much a part of our team - they are an extension of our internal marketing team. We have excellent communication and we rely on their strategic guidance.

Peter Hargittay
CMO & VP of Business Development, Intellect

100 NPS score

For Dysrupt

Profitable Business

Channel Activated

True marketing

ROI Visibility Achieved

They are strategic and creative, and understand our business and goals, working tirelessly to achieve them. They grew our MER and ROAS significantly. Built a strong PPC and paid media strategy and plan. Great execution

Sarita Bhatt
VP Marketing, Kate Farms

100 NPS score

For Dysrupt

31% boost

In Sales Year 2

68% boost

In Sales Year 1

They provided strategic advice for when it was best to hire internal resources to take on projects, giving truly unbiased recommendations on what was best for our business. They served as a true extension to our team, giving us a new found superpower to do more, faster!

Peter Twomey
COO, Ecocart

10x growth

In New Leads

100 NPS score

For Dysrupt

Highest sales results

Within 3 Months

We were able to achieve a 7x ROI on our investment with Dysrupt. They built a growth plan, and exceeded all goals within 6 short months. / Dysrupt became so embedded in our company that we truly couldn't function without them. They are an extension of our team/family. A great hard working team, with personable and innovative personalities.

Laith Masarweh
CEO, Assistantly

243% boost

In Revenue

100 NPS score

For Dysrupt

7x ROI

On Multi-channel Investment

Whether it's webstore functionality, customer management, social and content opportunities, or the big one, paid media, they know their stuff and base recommendations on the numbers and analytics. They helped us nearly double our sales in the first year and have been great partners every step of the way.

Chris Kyle
Owner, SNURK Living USA

37% boost

In Website Conversions

100 NPS score

For Dysrupt

80% boost

YoY Net Sales
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Thought Leadership

*This article originally appeared in Forbes on February 26th, 2024. Link HERE

Innovation doesn't always scream; sometimes, it whispers. This is a lesson I've internalized as the founder of Dysrupt, where we've navigated the fine line between groundbreaking advancements and the comfort of familiarity. The 3% rule of change, championed by the late Virgil Abloh, a visionary in both fashion and design, offers a compelling lens to examine this balance. Abloh's ethos, focusing on the transformative power of subtle alterations, challenges the conventional push for radical innovation. It's a principle that resonates deeply in the tech world, particularly when comparing the strategic approaches of Apple's Vision Pro and Meta Quest Pro.

Abloh's influence extended beyond the realm of fashion; he was a cultural icon who redefined creativity, making his principles universally applicable, including in technology. His 3% rule—the idea that significant innovation can be achieved with minimal changes—underscores the importance of nuanced, thoughtful alterations.

The 3% Rule In Technological Innovation

Abloh's 3% rule is epitomized by the advent of Apple's "spatial computing." This term, much like "horseless carriage" in its day, melds the familiar with the novel, bridging the gap between traditional perceptions and forward-thinking technology. It suggests a nuanced evolution rather than a complete overhaul, offering a linguistic framework that makes new technologies more accessible and understandable.

Spatial computing, as introduced by Apple, allows for the integration of digital enhancements into our physical environment, enabling users to place virtual screens within their actual surroundings. This approach is contrasted sharply with Quest Pro’s goal of creating a fully immersive virtual environment, which, while technologically impressive, may alienate users who prefer a connection to their physical world.

This distinction is demonstrated in Casey Neistat's review of the Vision Pro in Times Square. Neistat's experience underscores the unique proposition of Vision Pro: the ability to seamlessly blend digital content with the real world, enhancing one's immediate environment rather than replacing it. By choosing what to see and where to see it, users retain control over their experience, embodying the essence of the 3% rule by making technology adapt to the individual's needs and preferences.

Expanding The NBA Viewing Experience

The divergent paths of Vision Pro and Quest Pro are nowhere more evident than in their partnership with the NBA to redefine the fan experience. While the Quest Pro aims to place fans directly courtside with its fully immersive VR experience, Vision Pro takes a different route. It introduces an enhanced viewing experience that transcends traditional limitations, offering "better than courtside" content. This approach leverages spatial computing to allow fans to enjoy multiple screens in their living space, offering various angles and aspects of the game in high definition, without losing touch with their immediate surroundings.

Meta Quest Pro's ambitious VR technology has the potential to transport fans into the heart of the action, offering an unparalleled sense of presence at live games. This full immersion into a virtual courtside experience represents a significant leap in how technology is used to bridge distances and bring the game to the viewer. However, this approach, while groundbreaking, may not align with all fans' desire for a more integrated viewing experience that maintains a connection to their physical environment.

Apple Vision Pro, in contrast, capitalizes on AR's potential to subtly enhance the real world. By allowing users to overlay multiple screens onto their physical space, Vision Pro offers a customizable viewing experience that can be tailored to each fan's preference. Whether it's accessing different camera angles, real-time statistics or social media feeds, Vision Pro provides a multidimensional viewing experience that enriches fans' engagement with live sports. This "better than courtside" experience doesn't remove fans from their reality; instead, it enhances it with layers of digital information and entertainment, embodying the essence of the 3% rule.

The Future Of Viewing

The introduction of Apple's Vision Pro into the marketplace heralds a nuanced shift in how viewers engage with broadcast entertainment. This principle, which advocates for impactful innovation through minimal adjustments, suggests a future where broadcasters will increasingly lean into subtle, AR-enabled enhancements to enrich the viewing experience. Instead of propelling audiences into fully immersive virtual realities, the trend is toward augmenting the physical environment with digital overlays that complement rather than replace the live viewing experience.

This evolutionary step, subtly integrated by technologies like Vision Pro, signals a move toward more personalized and contextually rich experiences within the familiar confines of viewers' existing environments. It represents a pivot in strategy for broadcasters, who now have the tools to create and distribute content that enhances reality, offering audiences the ability to customize their viewing experiences with information, graphics and interactive elements that were previously unimaginable.

This approach does not aim to upend the viewer's world with drastic changes; instead, it seeks to introduce enhancements that seamlessly integrate with their reality, offering a glimpse into how minimal shifts can have a profound impact on the collective viewing experience. In this emerging landscape, the 3% rule becomes a guiding principle for broadcasters and technologists alike, emphasizing that sometimes the most meaningful innovations are those that refine and redefine our experiences without displacing them.

In the world of performance marketing, understanding the customer journey is crucial to measuring the success of your campaigns. Attribution models play a significant role in helping marketers determine which touchpoints contribute the most to conversions. However, choosing the right attribution model for your campaigns can be a daunting task. In this blog post, we will demystify different attribution models and help you choose the best approach for your performance marketing campaigns.

What Are Attribution Models?

Attribution models are frameworks that help marketers allocate credit to different touchpoints along the customer journey. These models help you determine which marketing channels and tactics have the most significant impact on conversions, allowing you to optimize your campaigns and allocate your marketing budget more effectively.

First-Click Attribution Model

The First-Click attribution model assigns 100% of the credit to the first touchpoint in the customer journey. This model is useful for businesses that want to understand which channels are driving new customer acquisition. However, it does not account for the role of subsequent touchpoints, which can lead to an overemphasis on top-of-funnel marketing efforts.

Pros:

  • Easy to implement and understand
  • Identifies channels that drive initial customer engagement

Cons:

  • Overlooks the contribution of subsequent touchpoints
  • May lead to overinvestment in top-of-funnel channels

Last-Click Attribution Model

Last-Click attribution is the most commonly used model, which assigns 100% of the credit to the last touchpoint before conversion. This model is beneficial for businesses focused on driving immediate sales, as it highlights the channels that led to a direct conversion. However, it tends to overlook the role of earlier touchpoints in nurturing the customer journey.

Pros:

  • Easy to implement and understand
  • Highlights channels that drive direct conversions

Cons:

  • Ignores the contribution of earlier touchpoints
  • May undervalue top-of-funnel channels

Linear Attribution Model

The Linear attribution model allocates equal credit to all touchpoints in the customer journey. This model is useful for businesses that want a holistic view of their marketing efforts but can be less informative when trying to identify high-performing channels.

Pros:

  • Provides a balanced view of marketing performance
  • Recognizes the contribution of all touchpoints

Cons:

  • Does not highlight the most influential channels
  • May not provide actionable insights for campaign optimization

Time-Decay Attribution Model

Time-Decay attribution assigns more credit to touchpoints closer to conversion, reflecting the idea that more recent interactions have a greater impact on the decision-making process. This model is useful for businesses with longer sales cycles, as it recognizes the importance of nurturing leads over time.

Pros:

  • Recognizes the value of recent interactions
  • Suitable for businesses with longer sales cycles

Cons:

  • May not capture the impact of initial touchpoints
  • Requires more complex calculations and data tracking

Position-Based Attribution Model

Position-Based attribution, also known as the U-shaped model, assigns more credit to the first and last touchpoints in the customer journey, while distributing the remaining credit equally among the middle touchpoints. This model is beneficial for businesses that want to emphasize the importance of both customer acquisition and conversion.

Pros:

  • Balances the value of initial and final touchpoints
  • Recognizes the importance of middle touchpoints

Cons:

  • May not accurately represent the customer journey for all businesses
  • Requires more complex calculations and data tracking

Data-Driven Attribution Model

Data-Driven attribution uses machine learning algorithms to analyze historical data and determine the most influential touchpoints in the customer journey. This model provides the most accurate representation of your marketing performance but requires a significant amount of data and technical expertise to implement.

Pros:

  • Adapts to changes in customer behavior and marketing strategies
  • Highly accurate and customized to your specific marketing efforts

Cons:

  • Requires a large amount of data and technical expertise to implement
  • Can be resource-intensive and time-consuming

How to Choose the Right Attribution Model for Your Performance Marketing Campaigns

Now that you have a better understanding of the different attribution models, here are some tips to help you choose the right one for your performance marketing campaigns:

  1. Define Your Marketing Goals: Consider your marketing objectives, such as lead generation, brand awareness, or sales, and choose a model that aligns with these goals. For example, if your primary goal is to drive new customer acquisition, a First-Click attribution model may be more suitable.
  2. Consider Your Sales Cycle: Longer sales cycles may require more touchpoints before conversion. In this case, Time-Decay or Data-Driven attribution models can better account for the role of nurturing leads over time.
  3. Evaluate Your Resources: Implementing advanced attribution models, such as Data-Driven attribution, may require more resources and technical expertise. If you're working with a limited budget or lack the necessary technical skills, consider simpler models like First-Click, Last-Click, or Linear attribution.
  4. Analyze Your Marketing Channels: Review your current marketing channels and their respective roles in the customer journey. If certain channels play a more significant role in driving conversions, you may want to choose an attribution model that assigns more credit to these channels.
  5. Test and Optimize: Attribution models are not a one-size-fits-all solution. Test different models to see which one provides the most accurate representation of your marketing performance, and be prepared to adjust your model as your marketing strategies evolve.

Conclusion

Attribution models play a crucial role in helping marketers understand the impact of their performance marketing campaigns. By demystifying the different types of attribution models and choosing the one that best aligns with your marketing goals, sales cycle, resources, and channels, you can optimize your campaigns and make data-driven decisions to allocate your marketing budget more effectively.

Remember that no attribution model is perfect, and your choice may change as your business evolves. Continuously test, analyze, and refine your approach to ensure you're always making the most informed decisions possible.

Tesla, the innovative electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer, has revolutionized the automotive industry with its groundbreaking products and unique marketing approach. The company, founded by Elon Musk, has achieved remarkable success in a relatively short span of time. In this article, we will delve into Tesla's ingenious marketing strategy, which includes a focus on word-of-mouth, social media, customer experience, and innovation.

Word-of-Mouth Marketing: The Power of Organic Reach

One of the most crucial aspects of Tesla's marketing strategy is their reliance on word-of-mouth marketing. Unlike traditional automakers, Tesla has refrained from spending heavily on traditional advertising methods such as TV commercials or print ads. Instead, they focus on creating a buzz around their products, leveraging the power of satisfied customers and influential personalities to spread the word.

The company's commitment to building a loyal customer base by providing top-notch products and services has played a significant role in fueling organic reach. In addition, Tesla's referral program incentivizes existing customers to recommend their vehicles to friends and family by offering rewards such as free Supercharging or discounts on future purchases. This word-of-mouth approach has contributed to Tesla's impressive market share growth in the electric vehicle segment.

Social Media Presence: Elon Musk as the Face of Tesla

Tesla's strong social media presence, particularly on platforms like Twitter, has also contributed significantly to the brand's success. Elon Musk, the company's CEO, is well-known for his active and engaging presence on Twitter. With millions of followers, Musk's tweets about Tesla's products, achievements, and future plans generate considerable interest and media coverage.

This direct line of communication between Musk and Tesla's audience allows the company to bypass traditional advertising channels, share news and updates instantly, and maintain a strong connection with potential and existing customers. Furthermore, Musk's personal brand adds a unique appeal to Tesla's marketing strategy, as fans and followers tend to associate his entrepreneurial spirit and innovative mindset with the company's products.

Unparalleled Customer Experience: Supercharging the Buyer's Journey

Tesla's focus on delivering an exceptional customer experience is another significant aspect of their marketing strategy. The company has disrupted the traditional dealership model by operating their own branded showrooms and service centers, offering customers a seamless and personalized buying experience.

From the moment a potential buyer walks into a Tesla showroom, they are immersed in the brand's world. Tesla's knowledgeable and friendly staff provide information about the vehicles and their technology, while test drives allow customers to experience the thrill of driving an electric car. Furthermore, the online design studio enables customers to customize their vehicle, creating a sense of ownership and excitement even before the actual purchase.

Tesla's commitment to customer satisfaction extends beyond the buying process. With an extensive network of Superchargers and Destination Chargers, Tesla ensures that their customers enjoy the convenience of fast and accessible charging options. Moreover, the company's over-the-air (OTA) software updates continually improve vehicle performance and introduce new features, enhancing the overall ownership experience.

Innovation as a Marketing Tool: Pushing the Boundaries of the Automotive Industry

Tesla's reputation as an industry leader in innovation serves as a powerful marketing tool. The company has consistently pushed the boundaries of automotive technology, with features like Autopilot, Full Self-Driving (FSD) capabilities, and exceptional range and performance. These innovations generate significant media attention and consumer interest, driving demand for Tesla vehicles.

Moreover, Tesla's focus on sustainability and renewable energy, demonstrated by their solar products and energy storage solutions, further reinforces the brand's image as a pioneer in clean technology. By aligning their marketing strategy with these core values, Tesla successfully attracts environmentally conscious consumers and differentiates itself from traditional automakers.

Tesla's ambitious projects, such as the Gigafactories and the upcoming Cybertruck, further amplify the company's innovative image. These initiatives not only fuel curiosity and anticipation among potential buyers but also serve as a testament to Tesla's commitment to shaping the future of transportation.

Engaging Events and Product Launches: Captivating Audiences Worldwide

Tesla has mastered the art of hosting captivating events and product launches that generate widespread excitement and media coverage. These events, often live-streamed and featuring Elon Musk as the presenter, offer an entertaining and informative showcase of Tesla's latest innovations and future plans.

From the memorable launch of the Tesla Roadster 2.0 and the Semi truck to the dramatic unveiling of the Cybertruck, Tesla's events have consistently captured the attention of millions of viewers around the world. By creating buzz and fostering anticipation for upcoming products, these events serve as a highly effective marketing tool for the company.

Conclusion

Tesla's approach to marketing is a masterclass in brand building and consumer engagement. By focusing on word-of-mouth marketing, leveraging social media, prioritizing customer experience, and emphasizing innovation, Tesla has managed to create a powerful brand that resonates with consumers and stands out in a competitive market.

Furthermore, the company's engaging events and product launches not only generate excitement and anticipation but also reinforce Tesla's reputation as a trailblazer in the automotive industry. As Tesla continues to grow and expand its product offerings, it is clear that their unique and effective marketing strategy will play a crucial role in their ongoing success.