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Apologies to the gentleman sitting beside me minding his own business and quietly reading a book in the departure lounge last week near gate B15 at Nice Côte d’Azur Airport. I may have startled him when I suddenly exclaimed, “Well, would you look at that!” This is what I was reacting to: While waiting for […] The post Adventures Abroad In The Privacy Sandbox appeared first on AdExchanger.
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AI adoption is reshaping sales and marketing. But is it delivering real results? We surveyed 1,000+ GTM professionals to find out. The data is clear: AI users report 47% higher productivity and an average of 12 hours saved per week. But leaders say mainstream AI tools still fall short on accuracy and business impact. Download the full report today to see how AI is being used — and where go-to-market professionals think there are gaps and opportunities.
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After weeks of getting their proverbial ducks in a row, the chief investment officers of several major media agencies, have quietly begun to cut deals with the bigger media players selling their wares in this upfront marketplace. But it’s been a long time coming this year. Why? It’s a buyers’ market apparently — at least according to buyers. “This is the slowest developing marketplace that I’ve seen in probably 20 years,” said one buyer who declined to speak for attribution due to client s
Today, it’s this one’s birthday. Her seventeenth. Or, in cat years, her 84th. And while she’s definitely showing her age in her speed, she still has her Singaporean street cat, street smarts. Not just in terms of being a cranky, demanding, wonderful a **e. But also knowing how to get us to do whatever she wants and requires. From coming downstairs to help her get under the covers of our bed … to feeding her the Friskies she has adored all her life to not being pissed at h
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Today, it’s this one’s birthday. Her seventeenth. Or, in cat years, her 84th. And while she’s definitely showing her age in her speed, she still has her Singaporean street cat, street smarts. Not just in terms of being a cranky, demanding, wonderful a **e. But also knowing how to get us to do whatever she wants and requires. From coming downstairs to help her get under the covers of our bed … to feeding her the Friskies she has adored all her life to not being pissed at h
Six months after Google began phasing out third-party cookies in Chrome, the verdict on its alternatives is unchanged: they’re a financial wrecking ball for publishers and another lever for Google’s advertising dominance. The difference? There’s now even more proof to back it up. Ad execs might be tempted to throw in the towel. Yet, many aren’t giving up.
Here’s a list of leading push notification ad network that will help you reach your revenue and conversion rate in 2023. The ever-evolving ad-tech channels have rooted themselves deeply in the brand-side market. Today, marketers can run ads everywhere on the internet – from websites to tablets, from mobile home screens to push notifications, all [.
As media agencies develop more artificial intelligence-driven work, they are relying on data and media tools to inform the creative side. Whether it’s developing proprietary media and analytics applications or establishing a wider practice to guide the AI and ethical areas of their campaigns, various agencies specializing in commerce, innovation and media are incorporating these tools into their strategies.
In-house agencies have grown in size and stature over the past 20 years. ECD Kevin Frank was there early on, leaving agency life to lead creative teams at Apple and LinkedIn. Now he’s living an expat life in Paris. In this 39-minute Ad Chatter from AdPulp, Kevin talks with host Dan Goldgeier about: Life at […] The post Ad Chatter Season 5, Episode 3: Kevin Frank Talks Apple, LinkedIn, and Leadership appeared first on Adpulp.
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