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Ted Dhanik

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co-founder, ceo & chairman of ASX:EN1 @engageBDR, top-5 intl programmatic ad leader; myspace alum
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Ted Dhanik is an online media expert with extensive knowledge in the online advertising space. Ted writes about ad tech and marketing from Los Angeles, California, across most major industry publications. He combines his years of experience and keen insights to give a witty, informed take on online media trends.

A co-founder of engage:BDR, Inc. Ted serves as Chief Executive Officer overseeing strategic marketing, sales and business development, client relationship management, and content acquis…

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By Ted Dhanik
| geomarketers.com
Ted Dhanik Uncategorized GeoMinds: Redefining Success — How Advertisers Can Approach Measurement in a Cross-Device World Decisions on spending can only be made when advertisers can agree on what form of cross-device metrics work best.
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Ted Dhanik - GeoMarketing

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By David Kaplan, Lauryn Chamberlain, Ted Dhanik, Nicole Spector Verified
| geomarketers.com
This past week had it all, from beacons on the road (!) to redefining cross-device success. Take it in!
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Pinterest expands lipstick Try on feature to over 10,000 shoppable shades

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By Kyle Wiggers, Ted Dhanik
| VentureBeat Verified
Pinterest today announced updates to increase the discoverability of beauty products and tutorials personalized to individual skin tones, styles, and preferences on its platform. The network made its search filter for skin tone ranges available in countries beyond the U.S. including the U.K., Canada, Ireland, Australia, and New Zealand.
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