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  • For Gen Z, that’s largely social media; for millennials, there are more opportunities in CTV, movies and TV programming, and cross-channel partnerships with celebrities and influencers. Performance marketing should focus on retailer channels where fashion shoppers have the highest intent and are more likely to make new product purchases.

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    Mar 13, 2024
  • As traditional search matures and is disrupted by generative AI and new entrants like Perplexity, “retail media search will keep gobbling up that market share,” Willens said. 2. Off-site channels boost retail media display inventory.

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    Sep 16, 2024
  • Traditional outdoor ads are here to stay. ĢAV two-thirds of OOH ad dollars will go toward traditional placements through the end of our forecast period. Although the future is digital, advertisers should keep static billboards in their arsenal. In-store retail media presents an emerging opportunity.

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    Aug 3, 2023
  • Media includes businesses primarily engaged in radio and TV broadcasting (networks and stations), such as educational, commercial, religious, sports, and other radio or TV stations. It also includes print media (newspapers, magazines, and classifieds) and establishments engaged primarily in publishing.

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    Sep 13, 2023
  • When Best Buy and digital marketing agency PMG teamed up to drive sales of a client’s holiday-themed pajamas, the agency created an in-store video campaign, which played via TV and PC monitor walls at Best Buy locations close to retail stores carrying the pajamas.

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    Aug 7, 2023
  • From TV to the internet itself, marketers and brands have a long history of jumping on the bandwagon of a captivating new technology to extend the impact of advertising. Experiments with new formats and technologies don't always work for marketers.

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    Dec 12, 2024
  • That means content can come not only from traditional influencers, but also from any creator whose content could boost brand awareness. Social media marketers are increasingly incorporating influencers into paid ads.

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    Sep 22, 2023
  • What’s new: Clicks on ads within Bing Chat are 1.8 times higher than clicks on ads in traditional search, according to Kya Sainsbury-Carter, corporate vice president of Microsoft Advertising, as reported by Search Engine Round Table. Why it matters: Microsoft’s partnership with OpenAI is powering its search growth.

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    Oct 4, 2023
  • Traditional incrementality tests involve experiments where a certain portion of the advertiser’s audience is exposed to an ad or campaign while another portion (i.e., the control group) is not. Comparing the results for both segments can prove whether the ad or campaign meaningfully contributed to outcomes. Non-experimental designs.

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    Oct 29, 2024
  • Real-life example: Using visual sensors, Grocery TV can activate ads when a customer comes near, but only when they’ve also been exposed to a digital display ad as well, which maximizes ad exposure and overall effectiveness. The sensors are able to monitor the duration and frequency of customer engagement with the content. 2. Beacons.

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    Jan 22, 2024
  • In-store, retailers can use QR codes to give shoppers access to coupons, additional product information, or even enable them to make purchases without having to engage in the traditional checkout process. Brand example: The Ikea app features a mobile checkout option for users that enables them to scan the QR codes of items they want to purchase as they shop and then check out using a dedicated lane.

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    Mar 17, 2023
  • The D2C model exploded several years ago as brands across categories attempted to disrupt the traditional retail model. As the number of potential customer touchpoints increases, brands need to rethink what it means to be D2C. “When we think about D2C, we think about it from a relationship standpoint,” said John Merris, CEO of Solo Brands.

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    Jun 27, 2023
  • But social search is not fully analogous to traditional search. Even if consumers are searching more on social, social search products are not yet powerful enough to siphon budgets away from search engines, or even draw the attention of agencies’ search teams.

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    Apr 29, 2024
  • TV did get a bump in 2016, but it also had the Summer Olympics, so maybe that gave it a bit of a bump. So it's hard to know to parse it out and say, "Was this just Trump related because he got voted in?" Social media also did slightly better in 2016 than it had done in previous years. So it's hard to know exactly, but there was something there. (10:00):.

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    Dec 5, 2024
  • Streaming TV is a pricier but effective means of growing brand sales. The recent expansion of ad-supported connected TV (CTV) inventory on networks like Hulu, Peacock, and Disney+ gives D2C brands a means of driving branding and performance at the same time.

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    May 5, 2023
  • The other part of this is if you look at Nielsen's gauge in terms of where people spend their time when they're watching TV, if you take these services individually, outside of YouTube, we're not talking about, but Netflix, which has 8% of the share of time people spend watching TV. Prime video is about half that with 3%, and Hulu as well.

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    Jul 8, 2024
  • In key markets like the US, YouTube viewership on TV now surpasses mobile, per a February blog post from YouTube CEO Neal Mohan. And the amount of long-form video content available on the platform has made it a formidable player in the TV landscape. As to connected TV (CTV), only Netflix outperforms YouTube in monthly viewers in the US. The move to TV is bringing quality content along with it.

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    Apr 2, 2025
  • While intermediaries’ share of ecommerce sales (grocery or otherwise) will remain relatively flat for the next couple of years, they’re still a long-term threat to traditional retail. But there’s an opportunity for retailers to use intermediaries’ strategies against them.

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    Jun 26, 2024
  • LG Signature OLED T: The transparent design of this holographic-looking TV is meant to blend into a home’s decor, offering marketers creative avenues for lifestyle-centric advertising. This adaptability in home settings opens new possibilities for product placement and ambient advertising. C Seed N1 Folding MicroLED TV: Representing the foldable tech trend, this TV doubles as an art piece.

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    Jan 24, 2024
  • Whether it’s because they’re early adopters, or because they spend time charging their cars, EV owners are more interested in in-car gaming, video, and a variety of premium features than buyers of traditional cars, according to a December 2022 McKinsey & Company survey. Data privacy needs attention.

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    Oct 4, 2023
  • Circling back quickly to close out the episode, I wanted to quick mention to TV and radio in terms of how people consume news there. So TV news relevance is slowly but surely falling. The share of Americans who get their news from TV at least sometimes is down four points since 2020 to 64%. The share who often get their news from TV is down seven points.

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    Oct 1, 2024
  • Yeah, and it's the TV, isn't it, most people are watching on the TV anyway, so it makes it a lot harder. All right, gents, this ends by talking about how much money Netflix is making from advertising and how much it wants to make. David Bloom of Forbes noting that Netflix is targeting $9 billion in worldwide ad revenue by 2030, so five years out.

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    May 2, 2025
  • As seen on TV: NBCU is experimenting with a shoppable ad format called Must Shop TV, enabling viewers to shop items featured on Peacock TV shows. The program was rolled out with the reality series “Love Island USA,” with products like cosmetics, skincare items, or beach accessories placed within the show. Viewers were directed to a website where they could shop at the end of each episode.

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    Jul 20, 2023
  • Top creators now command communities and businesses that rival or surpass traditional brands, but the longtail of creators lives in a very different reality. Many are struggling to monetize effectively due to a lack of business acumen and a roadmap for success.

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    Jul 1, 2024
  • Convenience and relevancy gives social search an edge over traditional search. Key stat: In 2023, more than half (51.0%) of Gen Zers worldwide used social media as their primary platform to search more information about brands, products, and services, compared with only 45% who used search engines, per GWI.

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    Jun 17, 2024