Google overtakes Facebook for mobile app advertising
Google has overtaken Facebook for the first time for the quantity and quality of app downloads driven by its advertising.
Google has overtaken Facebook for the first time for the quantity and quality of app downloads driven by its advertising.
Content marketing firm Taboola has teamed up with software company in the world, Moat by Oracle Data Cloud to give video advertisers the ability to pay only for those impressions that meet their desired outcome, such as 100% viewability.
London-based global AI food technology start-up Spoon Guru, the has announced the launch of a new ‘Immunity Support TAG’ in the wake of Covid-19, to help consumers find foods online and in stores to strengthen their immune system.
As Google prepares to end third party cookies by 2022, research into senior marketers’ opinions of the move revealed some starkly contrasting results, with creatives far more positive than senior advertisers about the change.
Cross screen TV analytics company Samba TV and ad tech firm advertising technology platform The Trade Desk have expanded their US partnership to international markets, beginning in Australia.
A group of leading mobile game developers have joined together to support charities fighting the Coronavirus.
Ads with the most contextual relevance got 43% more neural engagement and 2.2 times better ad recall from viewers, according to a new study.
Microsoft has bought Affirmed Networks, a company that provides networking solutions for telecom operators, with a ficus in 5G and edge computing.
How do you keep raising engagement? Not everyone responds positively to the same ad content, so Nestlé tested out different approaches. For Nescafe campaigns in Turkey they tested content that adapted to the viewer’s preferences, in real time. This case study looks at how the coffee brand increased engagement through an on-pack competition combined with smart programmatic display marketing.
Facebook has seen a surge in usage since the coronavirus lockdowns, but the increases are concentrated on its private messaging and video calling, which it doesn’t monetize, and its ad business is suffering in countries hit hardest by COVID-19.
As more countries across the world impose lockdown restrictions to fight the spread on the Coronavirus, how is consumer sentiment towards brands and advertising changing? New research from Global Web Index looks at key markets across the world to uncover why people expect brands to help more and advertise less.
A staggering 93% of people think that brands that are deliberately misleading their customers online should face harsher penalties and that the practice should be made illegal.
eMarketer has cut its outlook for global ad spending, after decreasing its ad spending forecast in China by more than 6%.
Ad tech firm Criteo has launched a marketing solution for traffic generation, which helps advertisers connect with new audiences to drive engagement and increased website traffic.
Inskin Media has announced the opening of a new office in Amsterdam to support and grow the company’s digital display advertising.
Just months after the first case was reported, it is already clear that COVID-19 is having a negative impact on ad spending in China, with forecasts for total media ad spending cut by 6.2%, according to a new report.
Instagram has revealed plans to sell advertisements in IGTV, its home for longer videos, a bid to compete with YouTube for a larger share of the booming market for online video.
Mobile ad tech firm Mobvista is upgrading to a group brand and restructuring its core businesses under the Nativex sub-brand.
Mobile advertising company TabMo has partnered with VIOOH, a global digital out-of-home (DOOH) marketplace with access to JCDecaux’s inventory.
Global media platform Teads has launched inRead Social, a new product enabling advertisers to extend social media campaign creatives to Teads’ platform of premium publishers.