Google Further Tests Privacy Sandbox, Adds Measurement And Ad Personalization User Controls by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, April 1, 2022 Google has announced the next set of trials for its Privacy Sandbox proposal, aimed at replacing tracking cookie-based targeted advertising in its Chrome browser. This set focuses on ads relevance and measurement. It’s called origin trials. … Continue reading Google Further Tests Privacy Sandbox, Adds Measurement And Ad Personalization User Controls
Google Transitions To GA4, But Marketers Still Question Ad Targeting Without IP Address by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, March 30, 2022 Change is not always easy, but typically companies like Google that manage the majority of advertising spend from brands and agencies have at least one good reason to shake the apple cart. Google’s plan to … Continue reading Google Transitions To GA4, But Marketers Still Question Ad Targeting Without IP Address
U.S. OTT Ad Spend Reached $4 Billion In 4 Months by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, (March 29, 2022) Coca-Cola’s over-the-top (OTT) ad spend surpassed $15 million in the past four months. The company spent the most among all the large food and beverage brands on OTT advertising between October 2021 and January 2022. More than half … Continue reading U.S. OTT Ad Spend Reached $4 Billion In 4 Months
Kroger Precision Marketing Expands Access To Its Search Ad Inventory Through Three Platforms by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, March 28, 2022 Kroger Precision Marketing (KPM), the retail media business of Kroger that is powered by 84.51°, announced Monday the expansion of its search product listing ads through three ad management platforms. The capability allows brands to buy … Continue reading Kroger Precision Marketing Expands Access To Its Search Ad Inventory Through Three Platforms
On International Women’s Day, research suggests appropriate representation of women in ad creative may not be enough. Kim Davis on March 8, 2022 Figures from omnichannel data-driven creative platform CreativeX suggest the advertising industry has little to celebrate about the representation of women in ad creative this International Women’s Day. In particular, while brands were … Continue reading Research finds lower investment in ads featuring women
Why And How Roku Developed Advertising Watermarks by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, February 23, 2022 Device spoofing used by scammers to pretend that a desktop or mobile device is a TV streaming device is one of the challenges Roku has dealt with recently. Roku on Wednesday released an Advertising Watermark that integrates with its … Continue reading Why And How Roku Developed Advertising Watermarks
Auto Industry Brings Electric Attitude, Ad Spend To Super Bowl LVI by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, February 10, 2022 Supply challenges stifled new car manufacturing across the automotive industry for much of 2021, but with the rise of prices for new and used car sales, the industry saw record-breaking profits amidst high customer demand, despite the low inventory … Continue reading Auto Industry Brings Electric Attitude, Ad Spend To Super Bowl LVI
IAB is striving to establish common standards and APIs for a no-tracking advertising eco-system, but the industry is pulling in different directions. Kim Davis on February 9, 2022 NEW YORK — Addressability and privacy present nothing less than “existential challenges” to the advertising industry, said Anthony Katsur, CEO of IAB Tech Lab, on the Annual … Continue reading Marketers look to adtech and agencies to solve the addressability problem
Study Finds People More Aware Of Ads Next To Unsafe Content, A Third Hold Advertiser Responsible by Joe Mandese @mp_joemandese, February 4, 2022 Consumers are increasingly aware of ads appearing adjacent to “unsafe content” in social media feeds and most of them hold the platforms accountable for it, but more than a third believe it … Continue reading Study Finds People More Aware Of Ads Next To Unsafe Content, A Third Hold Advertiser Responsible
Only 27% Of Marketers Are Very Familiar With Contextual Advertising, Study Shows by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, January 27, 2022 The advertising industry continues to undergo transformation with Google ending its Federated learning of cohorts (FLoC) for Topics and privacy legislation, as advertisers look to cut ties with behavioral targeting and pivot toward more sustainable alternatives … Continue reading Only 27% Of Marketers Are Very Familiar With Contextual Advertising, Study Shows
