Twitter Adds Free Performance Ad Tools To Woo Advertisers by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, January 25, 2022 Twitter on Tuesday introduced improvements to its ad capabilities, building off the company’s 2021 product roadmap to improve performance advertising and measurement on the platform in 2022. The company is on track to rid its portfolio of software that … Continue reading Twitter Adds Free Performance Ad Tools To Woo Advertisers
Data from MediaRadar indicates growing mainstream adoption of cryptocurrencies. Chris Wood on December 23, 2021 A number of top financial companies, led by JPMorgan Chase and Invesco, are investing ad dollars in educating consumers about cryptocurrencies, according to new data from advertising intelligence platform MediaRadia. Advertising spend for digital currencies reached over $ 119 million … Continue reading Ad spend for cryptocurrencies increases as advertisers educate consumers
New findings shared by the DPAA tell us about the role DOOH plays in marketers’ omnichannel strategies. Chris Wood on December 17, 2021 Marketers are expanding their omnichannel playbook to include digital out-of-home (DOOH) and delivering contextually relevant ads to hyperlocal audiences, according to new findings released this week by the DPAA, a global out-of-home … Continue reading Digital out-of-home advertisers seek hyper-local, contextual targeting
TikTok Advertisers Gain Ad Viewability, Invalid Traffic Measurement by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, September 28, 2021 TikTok wants to sell more advertising, but it needs to ensure advertising on its platform remains safe. Adding a partner like DoubleVerify, which can help brands measure viewability, fraud and in-geo impressions, might just convince them. The companies announced a … Continue reading TikTok Advertisers Gain Ad Viewability, Invalid Traffic Measurement
LinkedIn Tells Advertisers It Will Fold Stories As It Prepares To Launch Something New by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, August 31, 2021 LinkedIn on Tuesday told advertisers it plans to shutter Stories, which the company introduced last year as a way to share quick video updates. The feature will end its run at the … Continue reading LinkedIn Tells Advertisers It Will Fold Stories As It Prepares To Launch Something New
Why Losing Targeting Is A Good Thing For Advertisers by Lauren Beerling , April 14, 2021 Major players in advertising continue to make announcements about the loss of data. There’s the death of the keyword, removal of tried-and-true match types, increased privacy restrictions, loss of audience targeting, the removal of cookies — the list goes … Continue reading Why Losing Targeting Is A Good Thing For Advertisers
But the industry is are looking for other ways to reach audiences Kim Davis on April 5, 2021 “Ultimately, this is Big Tech crushing the little guys in the industry.” Jon Waterman, CEO of advertising marketplace Ad.net. “We’re going to have a scattered market of policies and regulations across countries and states – that’s already … Continue reading Google’s FLoC poses a threat to identity solutions and advertisers
Why Fitness Ad CTRs Rose 45% Higher Than Other Advertisers’ by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, February 9, 2021 Changes in the health and fitness rocked the industry in 2020, prompting more consumers to buy home fitness equipment. The fitness industry, worth $94 billion in 2018, according to The International Health, Racquet & Sportsclub Association, had to adapt … Continue reading Why Fitness Ad CTRs Rose 45% Higher Than Other Advertisers
Microsoft Ads Replaces Manual CPC Bidding – What Advertisers Need To Know by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, February 9, 2021 Microsoft’s new approach to bidding will roll out between March and April. The transition affects all search, shopping, and Dynamic Search Ads campaigns that do not have automated bidding strategies. Between March 1, 2021 … Continue reading Microsoft Ads Replaces Manual CPC Bidding – What Advertisers Need To Know
Can LinkedIn Stories Attract B2B Advertisers? by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, December 11, 2020 LinkedIn this week began testing advertisements across the U.S. and Canada in a format it calls Stories, which are short, full-screen vertical videos, photos and text images for mobile devices. Facebook, Snap and Twitter have similar formats. Since launching its own version … Continue reading Can LinkedIn Stories Attract B2B Advertisers?
