Tag Archives: Spend

Strong Cyber Week sales show consumers are willing to spend

U.S. consumers spent $12.4 billion on Cyber Monday, up 9.6% YoY, demonstrating that consumers are willing to wait for substantial discounts. Chris Wood on November 28, 2023  Questions about consumer reluctance and lackluster discounts were answered by strong Cyber Week numbers this year. Over the five days from Thanksgiving to Cyber Monday online shoppers spent … Continue reading Strong Cyber Week sales show consumers are willing to spend →

We now spend over 4 hours a day in apps, with Threads and ChatGPT leading download growth

  By Michael Grothaus October 18, 2023 If you’re the average smartphone user in America, you likely spend over four hours a day in the apps on your iPhone or Android device. That’s according to the latest Market Pulse Ranking report from mobile market trends firm Data.ai. Specifically, the report says Americans spend 4.33 hours … Continue reading We now spend over 4 hours a day in apps, with Threads and ChatGPT leading download growth →

Sports, Family, Pets See Video Ad Spend Growth In Mixed Q2

Sports, Family, Pets See Video Ad Spend Growth In Mixed Q2 by Karlene Lukovitz  @KLmarketdaily, August 23, 2023 The sports, family/parenting and pets categories showed the greatest growth in programmatic video advertising ad spend amid a mixed second quarter this year, according to data from the PubMatic advertising platform. “Similar to the retail industry, some … Continue reading Sports, Family, Pets See Video Ad Spend Growth In Mixed Q2 →

CTV ad spend hits record-breaking $1 billion in June

Ad intelligence provider Vivvix (formerly Kantar) forecasts continued growth in CTV and other digital platforms like YouTube. Nicola Agius on August 22, 2023 Connected TV (CTV) advertising broke records after ad spend reached $ 1 billion in June, according to a report by ad-research company Vivvix, formerly known as Kantar. Growth categories included household supplies … Continue reading CTV ad spend hits record-breaking $1 billion in June →