69% of US consumers are making fewer impulse purchases than before the pandemic
Supply chain shortages and the impact of the pandemic on businesses are also driving new consumer behaviors.
From Engage: The next hot Topic…Or is it?
A few things to keep in mind before you pin your hopes on Google’s Topics according to Pietro Ronchetti
From MMA APAC: The power of location data to find your audience
The Indian market is one of the fastest growing, emerging ad markets. So, how can location data help us re-imagine advertising to build an effective and consumer-centric industry?
From Emerce: What will influence the media planning cycle in 2022 series
From new challenges in building audiences to measuring campaign success, we’ll reveal what will influence the path of a typical planning cycle in 2022.
From Marketech APAC: Privacy-first solutions not a priority for half of media planners in Australia
Despite privacy becoming a crucial part of the business, 50% of media planners in Australia are still not seeing privacy-first solutions as a priority.
From ExchangeWire: In-app spending is expected to account for 51% of total media spending by 2026
Media planners are preparing to increase in-app advertising budgets by 15% in the next five years – expected to account for 51% of total media spending by 2026.
From Martech Series: US media planners are leading the way to find the best privacy-first solutions
The study reveals that most (56%) US media planners are seeing privacy-first solutions as a key priority during 2022. In fact, US planners are the only group in the survey treating privacy-first as seriously as they should. In the UK for example, just 40% of UK media planners are seeing privacy-first solutions as a key priority this year.
From Mediatel: In-house media planners to ‘spend less’ on connected TV than agencies
Half of media agency planners are reportedly expecting to spend more than 50% of their overall digital media campaigns on connected TV (CTV) this year.
New study from Blis reveals US media planners are leading the way to find the best privacy-first solutions
American media planners seem to be more confident than their peers in the UK and Australia when it comes to the available solutions to reach audiences without relying on cookies.