Q4 2023 12 for ‘24 – Retail Media Networks
MediaRadar kicks off its 12 for 24 blog series as 2023 comes to a close with retail media networks. Advertisers are increasing ad investment with key retail media networks.
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OTT Ad Spend is in a Slump
Despite a year of softened OTT ad spend, over $1 billion has been invested across six leading platforms. Undoubtedly, the media remains indispensable for establishing connections with streaming-first audiences.
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Taylor Swift’s NFL Appearances Could Drive Billions
Taylor Swift's emergence as a football fan expands NFL's female viewership. This impact will likely influence brands to develop ads appealing to both male and female viewers.
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OTC Cough & Cold Ad Spending Cools Off Despite Illness Season
OTC cold and cough brands have reduced ad spend heading into the winter illness season. Will they ramp up to combat symptoms and capture consumer attention?
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Grocery Wars: Instacart and Competitors Battle for Online Grocery Delivery Dominance
The online grocery wars highlight the massive growth happening in this market as consumers' ordering and delivery behaviors shift.
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The State of TV and Video Advertising in 2022
Video ad spend went wild in 2022, but what does that mean looking forward? Learn more about the state of TV and video advertising in this article.
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Will Silicon Valley Bank’s Collapse Stall Finance Advertising?
The fall of SVB is still fresh, but financial advertisers aren't taking any chances. Get the details of the ad spend fallout here.
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Top 3 Reasons Why Lead Scoring Is So Important for Success in Ad Sales
As an ad sales rep, do you have a high volume of incoming leads or a large account list? Lead scoring can help you manage while also turning more of your leads into revenue-generating clients. Here's why you should start lead scoring:
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Why Is Programmatic TV Advertising So Confusing?
What exactly is programmatic TV advertising? Is it addressable? What benefits does it offer? The tech is in its early stages, but let's get some clarity.
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