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| Mar 19, 2025
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| Jun 1, 2025
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| Mar 19, 2025
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| Mar 19, 2025
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| Mar 19, 2025
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Canada’s trade war with its largest trading partner is underway. While uncertainty remains around the scope and depth of US tariffs, Canadian brands and retailers need to rebalance a heavy reliance on US-based customers and suppliers.
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| Mar 24, 2025
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| Mar 19, 2025
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| Mar 19, 2025
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Streaming now grabs nearly 44% of US TV time—mostly ad-supported—and more than half of marketers expect to raise connected TV (CTV) budgets in 2025, new research from Nielsen shows. As dollars flow from linear to streaming, unified cross-channel measurement is becoming the new must-have.
Article
| Jun 10, 2025
Creators make up a significant portion of TikTok’s overall revenues, and the US generates over 40% of TikTok’s worldwide ad revenues. Keeping US creators and brands on the platform is critical to ensure a sustainable future for the app.
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| Jun 4, 2025
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| Mar 19, 2025
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| Feb 14, 2025
For us, the bar is something that’s 10 times better than the next best experience, the next best alternative ... which is the smartphone,” Spiegel said. He added that Snap is developing features that smartphones can’t offer and will work to reduce consumer costs later. Snap said it has spent more than $3 billion on AR research and development over the past 11 years.
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| Jun 12, 2025
The news: T-Mobile, Verizon, and AT&T are in various stages of launching satellite messaging services, extending mobile connectivity into remote areas.
Key takeaway: Satellite-cellular convergence opens new paths for targeted ads. As T-Mobile, Verizon, Apple, and others build out skyward networks, marketers gain access to previously unreachable users in creative ways.
Marketers should prepare for a world without dead zones. With satellite connectivity becoming widespread, it could unlock new inventory, audiences, and high-intent use cases—especially for premium segments.
Article
| Jun 26, 2025
Concerns over ethical data use and privacy guidelines (32%) and the company's reputation (38%) are among the reasons marketers are decreasing ad spend with some companies, per Advertiser Perceptions. Adoption skepticism already exists for metaverse and AI products; public oversharing scandals only complicate the sales pitch.
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| Jun 13, 2025
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| Feb 28, 2025
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TikTok’s monetization strength is particularly evident in the US creator economy. It will account for 22.4% of all US creator-sponsored content revenues in 2025, per our forecast—up from just 7.8% in 2021. Even as growth in creator spending cools—falling to 17% in 2025 from 43.9% in 2024—the platform still ranks among the top three destinations for branded content, alongside Instagram and YouTube.
Article
| May 16, 2025
This feature represents TikTok’s continued investment in the US creator economy, cementing its position as a platform committed to the US market despite regulatory scrutiny.
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| May 13, 2025
Yes, but: Just 6.6% of US consumers consider OOH formats like digital billboards and signs the most trustworthy format for healthcare advertising, according to a January 2025 survey from ĢAV and StackAdapt. They have significantly higher levels of trust in pharma websites (22%) and traditional TV (20.4%).
Article
| May 16, 2025
Snap’s bid for ad dollars: Snap introduced AI Smart Bidding (enabling cost-per-action goals) and Smart Budget (allowing for automatic spending allocations for top-performing ads).
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| May 9, 2025
This is the second installment of our quarterly “Ad Spending Benchmarks” series, which helps ad buyers and sellers calibrate their spending and revenue mix against the market.
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| Oct 22, 2024
Companies are willing to pay big for high-profile events like the Super Bowl, and live sports programming accounts for a significant portion of US TV ad spend. Live events create natural ad opportunities that young viewers show high acceptance of.
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| Mar 11, 2025