Marketing

Using large language models for ranking is a future bet, not a current reality at Meta.  The company’s CFO Susan Li made the admission at the Morgan Stanley Technology, Media and Telecommunications conference in San Francisco on Wednesday (March 4). In an industry where execs routinely overstate how far along their AI transformation actually is, […]

Amazon audiences will be trending on Netflix soon. Amazon Ads announced that, starting next quarter, US media buyers will be able to tap Amazon Audiences for targeting when they run Netflix campaigns through the Amazon DSP. The post Amazon Audiences Are Coming To Netflix appeared first on AdExchanger.

As audiences spend more time with creator-led video on YouTube and TikTok, the traditional publisher video stack looks out of touch. Those generic 30-second ad spots and low-effort reworks of existing creative to fit social feeds aren’t going to cut it with a social-native audience. Meanwhile, creator-led media companies are building ad businesses that resemble

Netflix and NBCUniversal are experimenting with new marketing strategies to connect with audiences beyond the streaming screen. Rather than relying only on trailers, social media ads, or traditional promotions, some studios are building campaigns that blend in-person experiences with digital engagement. During a panel discussion at the Campaign Convene 2026 conference, executives from both companies

Marketers endlessly talk about growth and ROI, but they leave potential on the table when they don’t fully measure key segments of their audience. Nowhere is that disconnect more obvious than with Black, Hispanic and intersectional audiences, whose media habits and cultural influence far outstrip their place in most media plans. Black audiences, in particular,

CTV advertising is booming, with the channel growing by 13% in 2025 to $26.6 billion and projected to hit $51 billion by 2029. In this environment, you’d expect to see sustained overperformance from The Trade Desk, a CTV aggregator with video representing a high-40s percentage of its business. But for some time now, TTD has

Roll Credits The days of easy-on, no-minimum, sign-up-by-credit-card digital ad auctions are ending – and with them the sweet credit card rewards loophole.  Google Ads began phasing out credit and debit cards a year ago. But the news doubly hit home this week because, for one, Meta confirmed that it will begin invoicing – aka requiring