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The news: Ecommerce giant Asos is expanding its Asos Media Group (AMG) retail media business in the face of a challenging economic environment, per The Drum. The retailer launched its retail media business in 2021 and currently supports social media campaigns, targeted emails, and app push notifications. It recently partnered with Criteo to help it expand its advertising offerings.

Total media time is on a steady slide in the UK. By 2026, it will drop to below 10 hours per day, the lowest level in a decade. Digital media—particularly digital and social video—is picking up some of the slack, but it won’t halt the decline.

On today's podcast episode, in our "Retail Me This, Retail Me That" segment, we discuss why folks are shopping more on their mobile devices and the role of mobile in-store. Then, for "Red-Hot Retail," our analysts give us some spicy predictions about the future of mobile shopping. Join our analyst Sara Lebow as she hosts analysts Carina Perkins and Yory Wurmser.

And in the UK, TikTok Shop is huge, right? Because it's been around for longer? Carina Perkins:. Yeah, it's an interesting one because it struggled a little bit to recruit the kind of bigger brands onto the platform, but I was quite surprised to see some Nielsen data that found TikTok Shop was the seventh-biggest beauty retailer in the UK.

An example of the latter is Amazon Prime Video targeting using shopping history on the ecommerce platform. Additionally, retailers are opening their media networks to non-endemic buyers (brands that don’t usually sell through the retailer property but offer related products that appeal to certain user behaviors). In-store ad inventory also represents a growing opportunity.

°ä²¹²Ô²¹»å²¹â€™s ecommerce boom started in 2020 with 75.0% YoY sales growth that year. Retail is still riding the wave, bringing digital buying in Canada on par with similar markets like the US and UK. Online shoppers are now a lucrative audience for advertisers. As digital buyers spend more time and money online, retailers have created advertising networks to engage them.

Why a new UK Online Safety Bill matters, what consumers expect from brands on social issues, and where do the ultra-rich spend their holidays? Join me for this episode, we have three people, let's meet them. For crying out loud, we start with one of our senior analysts covering retail and ecommerce, based on the South Coast of England, it's Carina Perkins. Carina Perkins:. Well, hi there.

Well, I think one aspect is that some of the younger Gen Z are not doing the grocery shopping in their households. It's their parents doing the grocery shopping, so they need to be in the stores where their parents are buying groceries, for a start. Secondly, in the UK, the big grocers here have an absolute massive hold on the UK grocery market.