
Low ad exposure: how can advertisers get more visibility?
The typical online user is bombarded with thousands of advertising messages on a daily basis. Little wonder many advertisers struggle
The typical online user is bombarded with thousands of advertising messages on a daily basis. Little wonder many advertisers struggle
The issue of transparency around the collection and use of online users’ personal data has hit the headlines recently, with
Great advertising is fearless. Yet COVID-19 has torn up the advertising strategy playbook, with many brands rushing to hit pause on all advertising.
The future of online advertising has to involve creating and delivering high-quality, non-intrusive ads that strongly appeal to a specific user community, because this is a fair exchange that the vast majority of users are more than willing to accept.
Users’ data has rapidly become the most important web asset for countless participants in the online economy.
Looking back on the last decade of online advertising, one trend becomes clear: as online ads became bigger, flashier, and more invasive, the popularity of installing ad blockers soared.
Traditionally, advertisers had written off ad blocking users as being unreachable and, therefore, uninterested. Thankfully though, that thought process is rapidly changing.
Did you know the fortune cookie doesn’t actually originate from China? It was brought to the US by the Japanese!
This new privacy-first epoch presents an opportunity for industry-wide collaboration to create a New Deal for the benefit of all its participants.