Nadia Cameron

Marketing Editor and Associate Publisher at Mi3

CMO focuses on addressing the unique leadership and technology challenges chief marketers face as they align their insights with those of the business.

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‘Likelihood of in-year budget cuts significantly increased’: CMOs cut headcount, in-house agencies, external rosters, martech – but defend paid media | Mi3

1 week ago | mi-3.com.au | Nadia Cameron |Andrew Birmingham

What you need to know:The latest Gartner CMO Spend survey has found after years of consistent decline, marketing budgets have flatlined in a leaner new normal for spending. Gartner analyst for marketing, Ewan McIntyre, blames lowering trust in marketing returns, inflated expectations and a plateau on productivity for the current budget situation facing CMOs right now.
What Australian Marketing Institute Excellence judges are looking for in the Lisa Ronson Next Generation Marketing Leader Award

1 week ago | mi-3.com.au | Paul McIntyre |Nadia Cameron

What you need to know:The Australian Marketing Institute has created a new individual category in this year’s Excellence Awards in honour of the late Lisa Ronson and her mentorship and contribution to the marketing profession: The Lisa Ronson next Generation Marketing Leader Award.
Advertisers in-housing media now fastest growing demand for The Trade Desk ANZ; 70 per cent of marketers concerned about ‘over-reliance’ on big tech platforms | Mi3

2 months ago | mi-3.com.au | Simon Larcey |Paul McIntyre |Brendan Coyne |Nadia Cameron

What you need to know:Direct business from brands is now the fastest growing part of The Trade Desk’s revenue, per ANZ boss James Bayes. He thinks that’s a direct result of marketers seeking to wean themselves of reliance on Google and Meta and was exacerbated by Google’s flip-flop on culling third party cookies – which led to a credibility crisis after years of relaying carefully honed first party data plans and investments to boards and stakeholders.
'Now they have Prime Video, spend is increasing exponentially': Amazon ad juggernaut accelerates past $240m as 'Trojan horse' DSP eats share; ecom business primed to top $2bn this year | Mi3

Mar 3, 2025 | mi-3.com.au | Brendan Coyne |Paul McIntyre |Nadia Cameron |Tim Tyler

What you need to know:Amazon’s Australian ad business down under is booming. Advertising revenue grew 58.1 per cent year-on-year, reaching $242 million, making it Amazon’s fastest-growing local revenue segment, and an acceleration on the 51 per cent growth rate booked in the prior year. Ecom also powering. Online store revenue increased 23.5 per cent to $1.94 billion, while third-party seller services surged 47.6 per cent to $839 million.
The future of loyalty programs II: 2025 – 2028 unpacked; cost v profit, lifetime value, engagement, measurement challenges loom | Mi3

Feb 26, 2025 | mi-3.com.au | Paul McIntyre |Brendan Coyne |Nadia Cameron |Kalila Welch

My local café now has a loyalty program – and a retail media business. This article for Mi3 pointed out in 2023 that Google cookies were going, privacy was tightening unapproved access to customer data, and since Marketing abhors a vacuum, we predicted a serious increase in the number of loyalty program launches and relaunches before 2025.
Stores first, ads second: Adore Beauty CMO on flipping from ecom pureplay to 25 locations - and what’s next for retail media play that’s ‘larger than most popular TV shows’ | Mi3

Feb 25, 2025 | mi-3.com.au | Brendan Coyne |Paul McIntyre |Nadia Cameron |Kalila Welch

It’s been more than two years since an ecommerce reality check post-Covid sent Adore Beauty into concerted naval gazing. Since then, and despite worsening unit economics for the broader ecom pureplay and marketplace sector, it’s turned the corner. In its latest half-year results to 31 December, the beauty retailer reported conservative revenue growth of 2.3 per cent to full-year revenue of $103 million, as well as better gross margin growth of 36.2 per cent.
Compare Club cuts acquisition costs by 9.5% through a value-centric approach to managing its data

Feb 23, 2025 | mi-3.com.au | Andrew Birmingham |Nadia Cameron

What you need to knowCompare Club surpassed its larger competitors, Compare the Market and iSelect, by leveraging sophisticated data analytics under Chief Customer Officer Rich McPharlin, focusing on a value-centric marketing approach to data engineering, rather than one focused on technical optimisation The company successfully reduced its cost of customer acquisition by 9.5 percent, significantly impacting its bottom line, where marketing is its largest expense.
Better together? Goodman Fielder CMO on combining trade-marketing spend for retail media; effectiveness and MMM next major push

Feb 18, 2025 | mi-3.com.au | Brendan Coyne |Paul McIntyre |Nadia Cameron |Kalila Welch

Praise vs. FlameGoodman Fielder broke cover on a plan to combine trade and marketing budgets in April '23, while handing a larger chunk of responsibility for retail media planning and spend to agency Initiative. At the time CMO Christine Fung said the firm’s sales function would retain responsibility for its trade budgets and targets, but that “planning and strategy sits with us [marketing] – and now Initiative … so we are spending holistically”. How has that panned out?
How University of Tasmania improved behavioural targeting and cut acquisition costs via a CDP | Mi3

Feb 13, 2025 | mi-3.com.au | Andrew Birmingham |Nadia Cameron

What you need to know Two years after implementing a CDP, the University of Tasmania is delivering digital advertising efficiency & cost savings including a 20 per cent decrease in cost per application and even a conservative estimate of the software's impact would suggest it's contributed to half a million dollars of a much larger saving In part that's off the back of an email marketing boost that's seen a 20 per cent increase in email open rates, a 10 per cent improvement in unique...
Online grocery to flatline but beauty retail to soar; pricing levers maxed out; streamers to consolidate and a swing back to brand - macro, micro and wildcard forecasts | Mi3

Jan 29, 2025 | mi-3.com.au | Andrew Birmingham |Paul McIntyre |Kalila Welch |Nadia Cameron

Online grocery to flatline but beauty retail to soar; pricing levers maxed out; streamers to consolidate; CMO capability gaps to widen; performance spend to swing to brand; measurement and attribution thinking disrupted and regulatory action on data. Top marketer turned NED and board advisor John Batistich takes a cross-category view of what’s likely coming down the track for media, marketing, retail and the broader economy in 2025 – and some curveballs.

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Articles

‘Likelihood of in-year budget cuts significantly increased’: CMOs cut headcount, in-house agencies, external rosters, martech – but defend paid media | Mi3

What Australian Marketing Institute Excellence judges are looking for in the Lisa Ronson Next Generation Marketing Leader Award

Advertisers in-housing media now fastest growing demand for The Trade Desk ANZ; 70 per cent of marketers concerned about ‘over-reliance’ on big tech platforms | Mi3

'Now they have Prime Video, spend is increasing exponentially': Amazon ad juggernaut accelerates past $240m as 'Trojan horse' DSP eats share; ecom business primed to top $2bn this year | Mi3

The future of loyalty programs II: 2025 – 2028 unpacked; cost v profit, lifetime value, engagement, measurement challenges loom | Mi3

Stores first, ads second: Adore Beauty CMO on flipping from ecom pureplay to 25 locations - and what’s next for retail media play that’s ‘larger than most popular TV shows’ | Mi3

Compare Club cuts acquisition costs by 9.5% through a value-centric approach to managing its data

Better together? Goodman Fielder CMO on combining trade-marketing spend for retail media; effectiveness and MMM next major push

How University of Tasmania improved behavioural targeting and cut acquisition costs via a CDP | Mi3

Online grocery to flatline but beauty retail to soar; pricing levers maxed out; streamers to consolidate and a swing back to brand - macro, micro and wildcard forecasts | Mi3

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