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And radio as well. 11% of people's time spent with radio, same as digital audio, but just 3% of the share of ad dollars for radio. Story two. Danny in another article, you write that Netflix lowers CPMs and rethinks its Microsoft deal after months of slow ad growth.

Even advanced economy Singapore remains unusually attached to its TV, radio, and newspaper marketing channels. Mobile is king in Southeast Asia, just as it is everywhere else. Mobile ad spending growth will exceed digital growth in the region for years to come, but only by a little bit each year. In an almost universally underdeveloped ad space, Indonesia remains the market with the most promise.

One is they're expanding its Gulp radio network to 5,000 stores across its portfolio and that is just a really smart retail media move. We've seen a lot of retailers move into in-store audio. It's got a really low barrier to entry and it's just a really smart way for a lot of retailers to start experimenting with in-store retail media.

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Channels include streaming video, radio commercials, social media posts, and in-store signage. Behind the curtain: Kroger is a major presence in the US pharmacy space and isn鈥檛 about to cede ground to rivals CVS Health and Walgreens鈥攂oth of which are building out primary care offerings around their retail pharmacies. Kroger operates more than 2,200 pharmacies and 220 clinics in 35 states.

A recent study from Dentsu and Lumen also found that, despite making up small portions of overall ad spending, audio advertisements across several formats (including radio and digital audio) produced much higher brand recall and sentiment despite having CPMs up to 10 times lower than leading streaming services.

While advertisers can currently buy placements on 170,000 digital screens across Walmart鈥檚 nearly 4,700 US stores, they will also get access to 30-second radio spots later this year, which can be used to target shoppers in specific stores or regions, the company announced.

Currently, Tractor Supply鈥檚 in-store efforts center around TV screens and a radio station that plays across the store, but there鈥檚 lots of room for growth, Lockton said, from in-store signage to the retailer鈥檚 tentpole events like its Spring Black Friday sale (taking place through April 21) or Cyber Week deals. This was originally featured in the Retail Daily newsletter.

Change scope and breadth: Banks can use streaming platforms like YouTube or the radio to focus on getting their name out there. But consumers looking for a bank are more likely searching key terms online, so online ads should contain optimized wording and specific offers. The most targeted campaigns should go out via email to existing and interested customers.

Macy鈥檚, for example, uses radio frequency identification tags to keep daily counts on its inventory. It has also hired additional security personnel in stores and secured high-end products with locked cables and sensors. Increasing the cost of theft: Spurred on by retailers鈥� lobbying efforts, there has been significant movement to address the issue at both the federal and state levels.

Breaking with tradition: Traditional media ad spend (like print, linear TV, and radio) will contract by 6.3% in the US this year to reach $89.97 billion. In contrast, digital ad spend will pass $260 billion for the first time this year as it makes up an increasing share of overall spend. Growth, however, will be significantly lower (7.8%) than in recent years, according to our forecasts.

The news: The TV upfronts kicked off with NBCUniversal鈥檚 presentation at Radio City Music Hall on Monday, with advertisers making their way past barricades as Writers Guild of America (WGA) members loudly protested in front of the venue. Why it matters: Billions are expected to go toward TV ads during this year's "upfront" season, when ads are sold in advance for the upcoming year.

Gen Zers and millennials in our study placed little value on most forms of ads, including traditional TV, out-of-home, radio, print, and podcast ads.

The ubiquity of satellite access on commercially available smartphones could diminish the satellite messaging market led by Garmin, Spot, ACR, and Zoleo, which offer standalone two-way radios and hotspots. (Source: Samsung). This article originally appeared in Insider Intelligence's Connectivity & Tech Briefing鈥攁 daily recap of top stories reshaping the technology industry.

Largest share of budget: Radio works best in the Washington, D.C. and Baltimore metropolitan markets during work-week commuting drive time. It produced a series of short commercial spots featuring the banks鈥� customers and the bank鈥檚 CEO and chairman. These ads send its prospects online to search. The bank also dedicates a portion of the budget to exploring and trying out new channels.

We also spend nearly that much time with radio and sometimes those two overlap. Among active digital audio listeners, it's like nearly two hours a day. In radio, it's like an hour and a half, something to that effect.

Relatively few respondents to our survey had plans for out-of-home, traditional TV, and radio in the next 12 months. That reflects a shift away from traditional media advertising and toward digital formats as consumers in Latin America spend more time online than ever before.

I wonder where Radio lives Radio go on. Blake Droesch (32:50):. Just because I have a brother who works in radio and the statistics, and we've talked about this on the show before, radio is still surprisingly relevant because of the fact that so many folks in the US commute and the radio is still a big part of that.

Print will continue to decline, and radio will be flat. The digital duopoly of Google and Meta will dip below a 60% share. Google and Meta have dominated the digital ad market for years. But in Canada, like elsewhere, the duopoly is being challenged. The duopoly鈥檚 share of digital advertising in Canada in 2023 will be well off the peak of 71.4% in 2018.

Media: Includes businesses primarily engaged in radio and television broadcasting (network and station), such as commercial, religious, educational, and other radio or television stations. Also includes establishments primarily engaged in publishing.

US political ad spending will hit new highs amid the 2024 presidential election, with connected TV (CTV) driving the biggest gains. Despite the digital shift, traditional TV鈥攍ong a mainstay of political advertising鈥攚ill hold its own.