Marketing

“Your Smile Is Your Strength” includes tie-ups with over 30 content creators and a partnership with mental health app Calm for meditation content.

Marketers are projected to have invested nearly $400 billion in US media in 2025, based on estimates from MAGNA and eMarketer. About half of that will go toward finding new customers. Yet, as marketing investment grows, clarity on what actually drives ROI and growth continues to shrink. The loss of third-party identifiers, rising privacy restrictions and closed ecosystems

Using machine learning to automate and optimize ads is familiar to publishers. For years, this tech has helped publishers tune floors and serve the best ads behind the scenes. Now, publishers are exploring automation and optimization through agentic AI. Many publishers have identified a similar use case: sales agents who actively make decisions in the

For years, “inventory cleanup” (or “rationalization”) meant one thing: curating the domain list. Whitelists, blacklists, inclusion lists, MFA lists, premium lists, “approved publisher” lists. The industry uses them to reduce risk, improve quality and create a sense of control in an open marketplace that often feels chaotic. That era is ending.  It’s not because domain

Marketers debate whether to build or buy their tools; Meta is shutting down the VR version of Horizon Worlds; and influencer marketing strives for authenticity. The post To Buy Or Build Your Bot; No Horizon On The Horizon appeared first on AdExchanger.

This week’s Media Briefing covers what to expect from Digiday’s Publishing Summit in Vail, Colo., next week, with publishers strategizing for the AI era and revealing their biggest hurdles in developing creator networks. BuzzFeed’s rocky future Axios layoffs Navigating AI licensing, bot-blocking and creator strategies Where better to unpack the media industry’s biggest challenges than