Marketing

The Trade Desk Lays Off Staff One Year After Its Last Major Reorg

The Trade Desk is cutting its workforce. A company spokesperson confirmed the news with AdExchanger. The layoffs affect less than 1% of the company. The Trade Desk’s current headcount is approximately 3,900. TTD is hosting an all-hands meeting at 12:30 p.m eastern to go over the news with remaining employees. In a statement, a spokesperson […]

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A Co-Founder Of DraftKings Wants To Help Creators Monetize Content

Matt Kalish had long been frustrated by the lack of growth in creator media on channels like Twitch, YouTube, and TikTok. The DraftKing co-founder and long-time leader of the company’s North American business saw creator content struggle to grow as part of the media mix for many large brands even as traditional media audiences diminished

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Why AI agents are moving into enterprise marketing operations

AI agents are starting to reshape how enterprise marketing teams operate, shifting the technology away from creative support tools and toward operational infrastructure. Across large organisations, marketing leaders are under pressure to manage complexity, control costs, and shorten production cycles as campaigns run continuously across more channels. A recent funding round for adtech startup Fluency…

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Coca-Cola Goes From Studio To Social; More Like ‘Netpodz’

Coca-Cola’s Secret Recipe Clicks, carts and content are all part of the same recipe, Manolo Arroyo, Coca-Cola’s EVP and global CMO, tells The Drum. The modern media system brings together retailers, shoppers, online content creators and ecommerce data into one interconnected ecosystem, according to Arroyo. That ecommerce data spans first-, second- and third-party data, geolocation,

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Lowe’s wants to do more with AI shopping in 2026

The story was first published by Digiday sibling Modern Retail. Expect more AI-powered recommendations and personalization from Lowe’s next year as the home improvement retailer continues to hone its e-commerce strategy. Mylow, a shopping assistant powered by ChatGPT that launched in March, is already driving double the conversion rate for online shoppers compared to those who don’t use

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As every screen becomes shoppable, attribution problems resurface

In the latest “every surface becomes shoppable” news, more platforms are inking deals and rolling out shoppable ad formats across the open web. As more media environments become points of purchase, attribution and measurement remain the thorn in the side of commerce execs. In early December, Pinterest announced a partnership with Walmart that allows Pinterest

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