Marketing

Despite the hype, publishers aren’t prioritizing GEO

Referral traffic is drying up — but what’s more striking is how the industry is responding. Search engines, once reliable pipelines for traffic, now behave more like competitors than conduits stripping content for snippets that keep users firmly within their own platforms.  In theory that should make generative search optimization (GSO) a top priority for publishers.

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The Trade Desk holds its own against Amazon’s growing, but still distant threat

Related Insights Member Exclusive Ad Tech Briefing: Lines are being drawn in Amazon and Google’s evolving rivalry  Subscribe To Read Read More When The Trade Desk’s CEO Jeff Green waved off Amazon as a threat, he wasn’t entirely wrong. But he wasn’t entirely right, either. On last week’s earnings call, he told analysts the retail

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From Dentsu to Apollo Partners, the buildout of AI tools and talent at agencies is picking up pace

Whether you’re a large holding company agency or an industrious independent, if you’re not digging deep into the wells of possibility with generative AI, you’re likely to be out of business before too long. The adoption of AI tools like agentic offerings and smarts in new hires to power more of media agency workings continues to

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‘It’s the worst execution I’ve seen’: Confessions of a marketer on pulling every client off Google’s PMax

Related Insights Member Exclusive Pitch deck: Why Google believes its latest AI Max product is a game changer for search campaigns Subscribe To Read Read More Google’s AI-powered advertising tool Performance Max (PMax) is the marketer’s paradox: everyone complains about it, but few actually walk away. Some do, though — pulling their ad dollars entirely.

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Future of TV Briefing: The investment landscape for creator-owned businesses

This week’s Future of TV Briefing features a Q&A with YouTube creator Jonathan Katz-Moses and Slow Ventures’ Billy Parks on the investment market for creators operating standalone businesses. The rise of the CEO-creator NFL+ESPN, Disney-Hulu, “Paramount, a Skydance Corporation” and more The rise of the CEO-creator Over the past decade, Jonathan Katz-Moses has built up

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The Walt Disney Company, Grammarly and Intuit Mailchimp are 2025 Digiday Technology Awards winners

This year’s Digiday Technology Awards celebrate companies that are embracing AI and automation tools to enhance personalized experiences, enable precise targeting and drive performance across platforms and channels. Winners are also integrating advanced e-commerce technologies and focusing on measurement and analytics solutions that unveil deeper performance tracking. In the new Best Video Advertising Platform category,

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Why Programmatic CTV Isn’t Enough: Unlocking The Full Potential Of Your TV Ad Strategy

Television advertising has undergone a remarkable transformation in recent years, with connected TV (CTV) emerging as a powerful channel for marketers seeking the impact of traditional television with the precision of digital targeting. However, a concerning trend has emerged: Many marketers have come to believe that accessing CTV inventory exclusively through programmatic channels provides a

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