Jordan Takeyama serves as Public Relations Manager, Marketing Services for Experian

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During the National Football League’s biggest weekend, it’s often the commercials that take center stage. It’s every advertiser’s dream. The world as your audience....

Published: February 13, 2017 by Jordan Takeyama

Consumers are constantly on the go, and expect and deserve highly personalized communications. But how do marketers adapt to this new...

Published: January 19, 2017 by Jordan Takeyama

During the holidays, you can always expect to see the malls and local shopping centers filled with consumers purchasing gifts for their families and......

Published: December 7, 2016 by Jordan Takeyama

Technology is a high priority for most brands. Organizations often want to bring in the next technological prodigy to develop a successful platform or......

Published: November 14, 2016 by Jordan Takeyama

Kevin Dean, president and general manager of Targeting for Experian sat down with Ginger Conlon, editor-in-chief of GingerConlon.com at DMA’s &THEN 2016 Conference. The...

Published: October 27, 2016 by Jordan Takeyama

Temperatures are dropping, leaves are falling and seasonal beverages are selling – it must mean that the holiday season is quickly approaching. And while...

Published: October 24, 2016 by Jordan Takeyama

This feature article from DMN profiles Emad Georgy, Chief Technology Officer for Experian Marketing Services, as well as his team’s approach to data and...

Published: September 30, 2016 by Jordan Takeyama

With only a few more weeks until summertime officially comes to a close, marketers need to quickly begin planning for one of their busiest...

Published: August 25, 2016 by Jordan Takeyama

The second annual #SuiteLife Awards recognized brands that embody the idea of improving the customer experience through data and analytics while driving results for...

Published: July 27, 2016 by Jordan Takeyama

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