OTT Advertising Snapshot Q1 2022: Netflix & Paramount+ Pave Their Own Path
With more and more players in the OTT field, Netflix's decrease in subscribers, and a variety of approaches in how many ads to show per stream, the OTT Advertising reports for Q1 tell an interesting story. We dive into it, here.
ReadHow Home Goods Brands Are Rearranging Their Advertising Strategies in 2022
A rise in interest for home furnishing projects combined with post-pandemic ecommerce boom puts the home furnishing industry in an exciting (and intimidating) place for advertising. Here we look at how they are responding.
ReadWhat A Ride: Peloton Remixes its Ad Strategy in 2021
Through sales spikes, the pandemic and bad press, Peloton has been on a wild ride the past few years. This Q1, their ad strategy—while down 22% in spending—shows a fresh take.
ReadWhat Does Elon Musk’s Purchase of Twitter Mean for Advertisers?
How will Elon Musk's purchase of Twitter affect Twitter advertising? We have some ideas but with Elon...you never know.
ReadDTC Pharma Ad Trends: Overview and New Advertisers
Here’s what you need to know about how pharma companies—new and old—spent their ad dollars in 2021.
Read10 Home Goods Advertisers to Watch
According to Furniture Today, the pandemic unsurprisingly fueled consumers’ “home goods” purchases. As pandemic restrictions ease, and even with consumer spending focusing more on experiences and travel, the “homebody economy” continues to flourish.
ReadAds for Sale: Apparel & Accessories Advertisers Spending Big in 2022
Retail advertising is coming in hot. Here's everything you need to know about how Apparel and Accessories advertisers spent in Q1 2022.
Read12 Apparel and Accessories Advertisers to Watch
Here are 12 Apparel & Accessories advertisers you should keep an eye on during 2022 and beyond.
ReadHIV/AIDS Prescription Drug Advertising: Looking Toward the Future
While prescription drug advertising has remained relatively stable, we see a different story when looking at recent digital ad spend for HIV/AIDS treatments.
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