• Ad Tech

Economic uncertainty and revenue consolidation is causing companies to rethink programmatic ad tech.

• TV Advertising
• Video Advertising

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.

• Ad Tech
• Advertising Trends
• Programmatic Advertising
• Programmatic TV Advertising
• TV Trends

Programmatic TV advertising continues to make headlines and big promises — even if it’s still a little confusing.. But one thing is for sure: the popularity of programmatic video ads is growing as the industry figures out measurement, inventory and growth.

• Mobile Advertising
• Snapchat

Snapchat is developing its own ad network to get a slice of the pie from its larger competitors. But what else can the new ad network mean?

• Ad Tech
• Programmatic Advertising

Google’s Privacy Sandbox is aimed at curtailing improper tracking and alleviating consumer privacy concerns while continuing to allow ad targeting. But what, exactly, is the Privacy Sandbox? And what does it mean for advertisers and publishers?

• Ad Tech
• Podcast Advertising
• Programmatic Advertising

It’s clear that podcast advertising is both popular and effective. But what actually feeds this advertising format? And how does programmatic tech fit into the medium?

• Advertising Trends
• TV Advertising

Generally speaking, integrated advertising is the most effective way for any brand to live within a piece of content. Regardless of what the content may be, integrated advertising is a way for advertisers to instill their brand within an audience's experience of any piece of content. We began our series of "integrated advertising in sports" posts by reviewing the 2017 World Series, which included a number of very innovative advertisements from brands like T-Mobile, Duracell, and more.

• Ad Tech
• Advertising Trends
• Programmatic Advertising

Supply Path Optimization — or SPO — is meant to help digital advertisers the same way supply chain optimization helps logisticians. By choosing networks based on the main markets they serve, digital advertisers can get more strategic and plan further out for both reach and spend.

• Mobile Advertising
• Online Advertising

About midway through 2017, Google made an announcement that, come 2018, it's extremely popular web browser, Chrome, would instill stricter ad blocking standards. The announcement raised speculation, as publishers and advertisers were left to wonder exactly what types of ads would be getting blocked on Chrome, and how Google would handle violators.