What $5b in Spend Can Tell Us About the Future of Retail Media 

The future of retail media looks better and better everyday. We take a close look at the latest trends and patterns in this article.

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4 Trends That Sum Up the State of Retail Media Ad Spending

Retail media is expected to hit $101b in 2022. Here are four trends advertisers need to be aware of as they ride the retail train to the top.

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10 Facebook Advertisers to Watch in Q3 2022

It’s no surprise that Facebook continues to be a go-to for advertisers looking to engage audiences. With its granular targeting capabilities and massive audience, it makes sense that ad spend would be on the rise.

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YouTube Plays Second Fiddle to Retail Media for Home Goods Advertisers

YouTube reigns in most other ad categories, but Home Goods is betting on retail media sites instead—with a remarkable emphasis on native ads. Here's why.

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How 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.

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10 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.

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Ads 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.

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The State of Retail Media: What to Know and Why Advertisers Are So Excited

With new ways to access first party data, retail media is on the rise. What are the biggest trends in 2022?

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5 Patriotic Ads We Love

Jeep. Levi’s. Coca-Cola. Jack Daniel’s. Budweiser. They’re all American brands, and they have all employed American themes in their advertising to one degree or another.

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