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Marketing Technologies, Mobile Marketing

Global mobile ad spend to reach $402B in 2024 fueled by social, creators

January 11, 2024

Via: Marketing Dive

Data.ai’s report removes any lingering doubt that mobile has taken over as the top channel for consumer attention and advertising spending. The $362 billion spent on mobile advertising in 2023 is larger than the economies of several countries, including Colombia, […]


News

Ad-spending market continues to recover, though 2024 presents mixed picture

December 4, 2023

Via: Marketing Dive

The global ad market seems to be staying on a stable track as 2023 enters its final stretch, a turnaround from a rocky first half and a positive sign for CMOs planning for the new year. Still, marketers will likely […]


Marketing Channels, Web Advertising

How to Master the Art of Digital Marketing in 2023

August 7, 2023

Via: Entrepreneur

Digital marketing in 2023 is like navigating through uncharted waters. With global digital ad spending projected to reach $626 billion by year’s end, cutting through the noise and making an impact is more crucial than ever. The catch? It’s not […]


Marketing Technologies, Mobile Marketing

Game app makers spent $27 billion on ads while in-app purchases slumped 7%

March 8, 2023

Via: Business of Apps

While the economic effects of the Covid pandemic and the war in Ukraine are taking a toll on ad budgets worldwide, the gaming app economy has been remarkably resistant. Developers and game marketers invested nearly $27 billion in ad spending […]


News

Quarterly ad spending recap: Green shoots of ad spending growth will take time to bloom

February 27, 2023

Via: Digiday

Advertising is becoming more of a priority in the boardroom — for real time this time. It’s an oft-touted claim whenever times get tough: CEOs who continue to advertise during downturns end up on top. Few CFOs buy into this […]


News

Ad spending forecast to grow 6% in 2023 as digital priorities shift

January 23, 2023

Via: Marketing Dive

The Winterberry Group’s report pushes back against some of the grimmer trends seen in the second half of 2022, when the industry began losing steam. Inflation and economic woes have put a strain on the industry, leaving some in fear […]


Marketing Channels, Social Media Marketing

Ad spending on TikTok defies advertising slowdown

January 17, 2023

Via: Digiday

Every downturn is good for someone. Take TikTok, for instance. Even as marketers continue to scrape dollars back wherever they can, whether that be from TV or Facebook, they can’t stop pouring money into the short-form video app. And that’s […]


Marketing Channels, Web Advertising

What’s The Alternative To Spending $7 Million On A Super Bowl Ad?

March 25, 2022

Via: Search Engine Journal

Two years ago, I asked, “Is a Super Bowl ad is the equivalent of lighting money on fire?” Advertisers just ran a total of 66 commercials during this year’s “Big Game,” so apparently my column didn’t stop brands and their […]


Marketing Channels, Web Advertising

‘Stability, not flexibility’: Making sense of 2022’s ad spending narrative

February 10, 2022

Via: Digiday

If the digital ad market is at a moment of existential peril, as many of its observers seem to be warning, it’s a good time to pause for breath. Unfortunately, it’s also a moment when several misconceptions are clouding marketers’ […]


News

As supply chain woes intensify, advertisers reallocate, not cut, media dollars

November 11, 2021

Via: Digiday

The panic over the impact supply chain snafus are having on how many ad dollars are spent during this quarter is probably overdone. Not because there won’t be notable cuts; they have already happened and continue to do so, according […]


Marketing Channels, Web Advertising

IAB Projects 8% Growth In 2022 Digital Ad Spend, Warns About ‘Bad’ Ad Experiences

October 15, 2021

Via: MediaPost

A new outlook report from the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) predicts relatively modest growth of 8% in U.S. digital advertising spending in 2022. The outlook, based on a survey of nearly 20 buy- and sell-side industry leaders by PriceWaterhouseCoopers (PwC) […]


News

Borrell Report: Local media’s post-lockdown spending spree powered a digital agency surge

July 14, 2021

Via: Digiday

Local media took a hit during the first few months of the pandemic, with some 60 percent of local businesses pausing or slowing down their ad spend, according to a new report out from Borrell Associates released today. Local spend, […]


Marketing Technologies, Mobile Marketing

iOS 14.6 & iOS 15: ad spend lowering and new challenges for advertisers

June 28, 2021

Via: Business of Apps

The adoption rate of iOS 14.6 is reaching the 50% mark. Not surprisingly, there is a direct correlation between the adoption rates and the ad spend (detailed graph is available in the post). A lot of it is due to […]


Marketing Channels, News, Web Advertising

Post-pandemic eCommerce ad spend up nearly 50% in US

June 1, 2021

Via: Business of Apps

The pandemic accelerated eCommerce advertising in the US to 49.8%, according to data from eMarketer. Ahead of COVID-19 lockdowns, eCommerce sales were already increasing with digital and mobile ad spending increasing rapidly. Towards the end of 2020, ads on eCommerce […]


News

Ad spending’s retraction because of COVID-19 is worse than expected, WARC says

December 1, 2020

Via: Marketing Dive

The pandemic is clearly taking its toll on the advertising industry, as sectors such as automotive, retail and travel continue to sharply curtail their advertising spending. Indeed, without the $4.9 billion spent on advertising during the U.S. elections, the global […]


Automation, Marketing Technologies, Other Technologies

66% of marketers expect to increase programmatic ad spending, survey finds

June 4, 2020

Via: Marketing Dive

Ascend2’s report points to some of the challenges and opportunities in programmatic advertising at a time when many marketers are cutting back on their budgets and looking to stretch their dollars further amid an economic downturn following months of coronavirus-related […]