Lindsay Rowntree
Chief Operating Officer
Lindsay Rowntree joined ExchangeWire in 2016 as Head of Content, and after growing the team to include three full-time editorial staff, became Director of Operations in 2021. Her role includes managing the day-to-day operations of ExchangeWire's business functions, as well as the content and marketing teams, across ExchangeWire's suite of products, including its global conference series, ATS. Lindsay also features on stage at ATS events, as well as in ExchangeWire's audiovisual products, including The MadTech Podcast and TraderTalkTV. She previously held the role of director of search, UK at Starcom MediaVest Group, where she spent six years, providing her with extensive experience in digital advertising, performance marketing, data, technology, client servicing and media planning/buying.Articles by Lindsay
Why Local Media Continues to Grow in Influence for Both Local & National Brands
According to Local Media Works, local news brands, in print and online, are among the UK’s most popular media, reaching 40 million people each month (JICREG, 2015) – that’s more than the population of Canada. Yet even with these impressive [...]
2017 is the Year When Marketers Take Back Control
For many years, senior marketers have been reliant on a range of companies and services to fulfil their marketing objectives. Collective buying power, planning information, marketing technology, data, and creative have all ultimately been controlled by someone other than the [...]
Why Brands Are Getting It All Wrong on Instagram
Instagram is one of the fastest growing social media platforms, with more than 500 million active users. And, according to recent research by eMarketer, the number of brands choosing to include the platform in their 2017 advertising plans will surpass [...]
2017 Predictions for the Progression of Publisher Monetisation
2016 has truly shown how dynamic an ecosystem the digital advertising industry is. There have been highs and lows, but it has certainly been memorable. In a series of features reflecting on the past year and looking ahead to what [...]
Brand Building & Technical Creatives: Signals of a Programmatic Future
Over the past few years, we’ve seen programmatic become the fastest growing ad-buying method in the industry. In fact, it’s on course to dominate the space, after IAB UK reported that 60% of digital display ads were traded programmatically in [...]
Expert Views on What will Become of Video Advertising in 2017
2016 has truly shown how dynamic an ecosystem the digital advertising industry is. There have been highs and lows, but it has certainly been memorable. In a series of features reflecting on the past year and looking ahead to what [...]
Experts Predict How the Advertising Industry Infrastructure will Change in 2017
2016 has truly shown how dynamic an ecosystem the digital advertising industry is. There have been highs and lows, but it has certainly been memorable. In a series of features reflecting on the past year and looking ahead to what [...]
What's the Future of Mobile in 2017? Experts Predict
2016 has truly shown how dynamic an ecosystem the digital advertising industry is. There have been highs and lows, but it has certainly been memorable. In a series of features reflecting on the past year and looking ahead to what [...]
Rethinking Programmatic: Towards a Transparent Trading Model
For some time now, the rapid pace of change in the online publishing industry has led to a widening gulf between programmatic providers and publishers. With programmatic trading being a huge part of how digital publishers and content providers monetise [...]
A New Currency for Measuring Ad Quality: Viewability
Wherever you sit in the digital advertising ecosystem, viewability matters. For brands, it’s a marker of high quality ads; for publishers, it’s the basis of inventory appeal; and for technology providers, it’s the currency everyone wants to trade on. But [...]
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