Digital Marketing

AI boosts discovery but reviews still seal the deal, new research shows

This story was first published by Digiday sibling Modern Retail. This holiday season, shoppers aren’t blindly trusting AI assistants to do their shopping on their behalf. According to a new Feedvisor survey, ChatGPT is where 16% of shoppers start looking for products. However, only 9% go there to actually buy something. And when an AI assistant recommends […]

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Creators say it’s difficult to make money from news — with platform rules and brand guidelines

Nearly 60 percent of Americans regularly get their news from social media rather than traditional media networks, according to a recent Syracuse University study. But news creators, whether they left traditional media to forge their own path, tacked on content creation to their existing mainstream roles, or were forged in the fires of social-first, have

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Future of Marketing Briefing: Advertisers have more ways than ever to choose a holdco, and free holdcos to choose from

There’s no longer one way to pitch for a big account, and the holdco earnings calls keep proving it.  Asked about it on Havas’ earnings call last week, CFO and COO François Laroze said the business is focused on more integrated pitches. When the topic came up on his own call Publicis Groupe CEO Arthur

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Detroit Tourism Bureau No Longer Advertising In Canada

Detroit’s tourism bureau has stopped advertising in Canada, eliminating what had been an annual seven-figure spend, CBC.ca reports. The bureau acknowledged that relations between the U.S. and Canada have been strained by actions taken by the U.S. government. “I don’t think it’s unpatriotic to point out that a lot of the federal government policies of

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