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Retail media has matured greatly since our 5 retail media networks (RMNs) worth watching. That evolution has come from growth in spend (we forecast US omnichannel retail media ad spend growth at 26.0% this year, with larger increases in off-site and connected TV), in-store innovations, and new entrants from other non-retailers.

With seemingly everyone jumping onto retail media, it may feel too late or intimidating to grab a piece of the pie. But that鈥檚 not the case, according to Jason Farver, Hy-Vee鈥檚 executive vice president, chief supply chain officer, and president of RedMedia.

What are 2023鈥檚 top retail media networks for CPG brands? From Amazon to Kroger, we share a selection from our in-depth report evaluating ad buyers鈥� perceptions of leading platforms.

Amazon Ads remains the torchbearer for the fast-growing retail media industry. Despite nearly every major retailer launching their own retail media network (RMN) in recent years鈥攚ith several beginning to scale鈥擜mazon鈥檚 No. 1 position will be secure well into the future.

The retail media landscape is vast鈥攁nd growing. Brands can鈥檛 work with every retail media network (RMN), but they should find the right ones for their objectives. That starts with asking the right questions.

Ninety-one percent of US advertisers plan to maintain or increase their investment in retail data in the next few years, according to data from The Trade Desk Intelligence.

Retail media is outpacing non-retail media in growth in US search ad spend. As performance-driven advertisers push closer to the point of sale, companies like Amazon benefit. Here鈥檚 what鈥檚 behind retail media鈥檚 search success.

CVS Media Exchange (CMX) announced yesterday the beta launch of a new self-service offering in collaboration with The Trade Desk. The offering includes enhanced audience targeting, transparent ad pricing, the ability to activate media through its data service provider, and improved performance insights.

On today's episode, in our "Retail Me This, Retail Me That" segment, we discuss the current retail media era, the partnerships that make the most sense, and how social media plays a role in this space. Then for "Red-Hot Retail," our analysts give us four spicy predictions about the future of retail media. Join our analyst Sara Lebow as she hosts vice president and analyst Andrew Lipsman and analyst Max Willens.

Retail media has been buoyed by consumer packaged goods companies and grocery brands looking to get their products in front of shoppers closer to the point of purchase. But now, other categories are looking to join the party: nonendemic advertisers.

On today's podcast episode, in our "Retail Me This, Retail Me That" segment, we discuss what's fueling the non-endemic retail media fire, how to do non-endemic advertising the wrong way, and how success is measured. Join our analyst Sara Lebow as she hosts vice president of content Suzy Davidkhanian and analyst Sarah Marzano.

尝辞飞别鈥檚 looks to expand the reach of its retail media network: The home improvement retailer rebranded the service 尝辞飞别鈥檚 Media Network and plans to launch four new channels this year.

Stronger leverage: Combining two of Nike鈥檚 top three retail partners enhances Dick鈥檚 bargaining position, enabling better deals and access to exclusives. Loyalty program growth: Merging Foot Locker鈥檚 FLX members with Dick鈥檚 more than 25 million ScoreCard users could unlock new data insights and boost its retail media network.

eBay recently posted ad revenues of $367 million in Q2 2023鈥攁 growth of 35% YoY鈥攊n its latest earnings. But much of that can be tied to innovation in its ad types, improved measurement capabilities, and expanded third-party ads. eBay鈥檚 market also gives it a retail media opportunity outside of consumer packaged goods (CPG). Let鈥檚 break down what eBay is doing right.

What do you get when you cross a $35 billion ad platform with a 160 million viewer streaming service? A snapshot of Amazon鈥檚 US retail media connected TV (CTV) potential. Luxury brand Movado is leveraging that potential to push video campaigns for Amazon Prime and Freevee viewers.

Latin America鈥檚 ad market will surpass $40 billion this year as it continues to defy economic uncertainty. Rebounds in Argentina and Chile, along with double-digit growth in retail and social media spending, will fuel momentum. Here are the latest trends you need to know.

Spend from current retail media network (RMN) advertisers is showing signs of cooling, forcing RMNs to look to non-endemic advertisers outside their existing ad networks for new ad dollars.

On today鈥檚 podcast episode, we discuss the differences between commerce media networks and retail media networks, how financial services and payment companies are leveraging media networks, who has been successful in the space so far, and who we expect to launch a media network in the next year. Listen to the conversation with our analyst Sara Lebow as she hosts analysts Sarah Marzano and Maria Elm.

尝辞飞别鈥檚 retail media network rebrand isn鈥檛 signaling a new identity, but a confirmation of the relationship it's built with its advertising partners.

US omnichannel retail media ad spend will account for nearly a quarter of total media ad spend by 2028, reaching $129.93 billion, per our forecast. This growth will be fueled by a surge in retail media search, non-endemic partnerships, and off-site placements. However, financial media networks may give retail media networks some competition for advertiser dollars.

Retail media networks may be working on standardization, but a universal measurement system is still a dream. Aside from a sluggish move toward standardization, here are four predictions about the future of retail media networks our analysts gave on our 鈥淏ehind the Numbers: Reimagining 搁别迟补颈濒鈥� podcast.

From retailers drawing shoppers in-store by leaning on creator content to the emergence of livestream ecommerce influencers and the potential consolidation of retail media networks, our analyst-led predictions offer a glimpse into the future of shopping and advertising. We explore each, weighing the arguments for and against their likelihood in shaping the year ahead.

Before retail media, brands would pay retailers to market their products, but weren鈥檛 necessarily involved in how they were promoted. 鈥淣ow, it鈥檚 more of a conversation,鈥� said Melanie Babcock, vice president of Retail Media+ and monetization at The Home Depot. Retail Media+ is The Home Depot鈥檚 retail media network.