Ad Creative Still Mostly Fails To Leverage Converged TV’s Targeting Capabilities by Karlene Lukovitz @KLmarketdaily, February 24, 2023 The targeting capabilities of advanced/converged TV should be a boon to advertising effectiveness. But most of the ad creative out there now still isn’t capable of exploiting those capabilities. Seventy percent of 53 senior brand advertising executives … Continue reading Ad Creative Still Mostly Fails To Leverage Converged TV’s Targeting Capabilities
Humans Still Rule, Woz Assures Ad Execs At NBCU’s ‘Nerd Coachella’ by Joe Mandese @mp_joemandese, February 9, 2023 “Tonight Show” host Jimmy Fallon set the tone welcoming ad executives to NBCUniversal’s One23 developer conference Wednesday, referring to the company’s third annual tech conference as “Nerd Coachella.” “I wasn’t invited to the first two conferences, which … Continue reading Humans Still Rule, Woz Assures Ad Execs At NBCU’s ‘Nerd Coachella’
Brands have paired up with ecommerce companies like Instacart and DoorDash to get their products to consumers before and during the game. Chris Wood on February 9, 2023 Super Bowl LVII kicks off this Sunday, and brands are finding new ways to gain exposure and drive up sales through digital channels like CTV. Brands advertising … Continue reading How Michelob ULTRA, PepsiCo and Rakuten are approaching the Super Bowl this year
Adthena Pivots Roadmap To Match Brands’ Economic Challenges by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, February 3, 2023 Adthena has made a pivot in its plans to support brands as more are making efforts to save money and gain a higher return on ad spend. “We’ve pivoted the product roadmap hard to match the macro climate environment,” Ashley … Continue reading Adthena Pivots Roadmap To Match Brands’ Economic Challenges
P&G, Geico Help Push OTT To 15% Of U.S. Q3 Digital Ad Spend by Karlene Lukovitz @KLmarketdaily, February 3, 2023 Over-the-top (OTT) ad spending accounted for 14.8% of a total $23.3 billion in digital ad spending in the U.S. in Q3 2022, to social media’s 61% and display/video’s 24%, according to data from Sensor Tower’s … Continue reading P&G, Geico Help Push OTT To 15% Of U.S. Q3 Digital Ad Spend
diversity Knock, Knock: Why Can’t Minority-Owned Agencies Get Into The Room? by Brick Rucker , February 1, 2023 It’s wonderful and refreshing to finally see a brand’s CMO on stage delivering an impassioned keynote about the company’s plans to lean into major diversity and inclusion practices. However, unless it’s also providing access to decision-makers, the … Continue reading Knock, Knock: Why Can’t Minority-Owned Agencies Get Into The Room?
Do Super Bowl Ads Drive Performance? by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, February 2, 2023 How effective are Super Bowl ads at driving performance? Global omnichannel communication company Mitto wanted to know, so it surveyed 1,000 U.S. residents ages 18 and older through Pollfish in January and found 52% thought a Super Bowl ad would be a … Continue reading Do Super Bowl Ads Drive Performance?
Anzu Granted Patent For Ad-Tracking Tech To Measure Viewability In 3D Environments by Colin Kirkland , January 20, 2023 In-game advertising platform Anzu has announced a new patent from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office for its own ad-tracking technology aimed at improving viewability, attention metrics, and data available to advertisers when running in-game ads. … Continue reading Anzu Granted Patent For Ad-Tracking Tech To Measure Viewability In 3D Environments
Ugh, There’s People Vomiting — And It’s An Ad? by Steve Ellwanger , January 20, 2023 Can a brand “flaw” also be an attribute to help inform effective advertising and marketing? Yes—if you use the right kind of flaw, based on behavioral science, according to MichaelAaron Flicker, founder of the XenoPsi agency and co-founder … Continue reading Ugh, There’s People Vomiting — And It’s An Ad?
L’Oreal Brings Inclusivity To Makeup by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, January 20, 2023 L’Oréal brought inclusivity to makeup in 2023, with the introduction of the world’s first handheld lipstick applicator designed for people with limited hand and arm mobility. The first is called HAPTA, and it’s due to debut later this year through the Lancôme brand, … Continue reading L’Oreal Brings Inclusivity To Makeup
