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Research Designed for the Decisions Advertisers Make
Advertisers have more choices than ever when deciding where to invest their media budgets. -
Sports Isn’t a Channel. It’s the Marketing System We’ve Been Trying to Build.
For years, marketers have been told to embrace omnichannel: connect the TV buy to social, bring experiential into the media plan, turn creators into commerce engines, make the physical and digital feel seamless. -
The 90-Day Contract: What B2B Marketing Leaders and CEOs Owe Each Other
Something ominous is happening in marketing right now, and no, it’s not AI. -
AW Playmaker Agency Award: WPP Media Sports & Entertainment
As part of Advertising Week New York’s AWPlaymaker Awards series, we caught up with the Sports and Entertainment team at WPP Media to explore how creators are redefining fan engagement, why authenticity remains essential to successful brand partnerships, and how marketers can measure cultural impact beyond traditional engagement metrics. -
Audience-First, Border-Free: pDOOH’s Next Chapter in the US
The programmatic digital out of home (pDOOH) market in the United States has moved past the adoption stage. -
The Localization Trap: Why Global Brands Fail When They Treat America as One Market
The bigger mistake is assuming that America is a single, culturally uniform market. It is not. -
Add to Cart, Add to Culture: The Full-Funnel Commerce Evolution
Retail media is moving beyond the moment of purchase, with brands using shopping data and creative campaigns to reach consumers before they begin searching for a product. -
Brands That Move People: What It Actually Takes
Lana Busignani, Chief Executive Officer at MarketCast, led the conversation with Jim Mollica, President, Luxury Consumer Audio & Chief Marketing Officer at Bose. Jim described an approach that puts emotion first while using business results to earn the support needed to build the brand. -
Your Marketing Looks Like Your Org Chart. Dan Baptiste Has Some Notes.
Choosing a position can make executives nervous. If a brand becomes more specific about what it believes and whom it serves, what happens to everyone else?
FOCUS ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
Is the Open Web Dying? It’s Complicated.
Don’t treat agents as a threat to traffic, but as a new audience worth serving.
When AI Writes, Who Owns the Thought?
AI can give us more information to think with. The danger comes when we use it to remove the need to do the thinking ourselves.
Everything We Tried First to Get Marketers Using AI Failed
That success dip, at the beginning, is going to happen. But make sure you are actually paving the way for future success.
AI Visibility Is Platform-Specific. Your Strategy Should Be Too.
One of the biggest strategic mistakes marketers can make is treating every AI platform as equally important. The right priority depends on the company’s audience, buying journey and industry.
