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Why advertisers cut ad spend during COVID-19

Toronto AdOps

So about advertisers pulling back ad spend. No possibility of physical engagement = no business = ad spend pulled back. Spend would be pulled back as it would not produce any incrementality. Could also be low/no inventory, this would also lead to ad spend pull back.

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Consumer Spend Is Sky High Despite Inflation, So Why Isn’t Ad Spend?

Ad Monsters

Both consumers and businesses expect it — whether it starts from increased wages or a decline in productivity — the cause and effect of the phenomenon leave lasting consequences for the spending power of both parties. Brands are being cautious with their ad spend right now. On the other hand, consumers are still spending money.

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Close Out 2022 Strong—How Advertising Gift Cards Can Help

MNTN

The “Great Recession” of 2008 provided some insights around consumer spending behaviors during and after an economic downturn. Unsurprisingly, many people looked for ways to cut back on or completely eliminate certain types of spending. As consumers focused on finding deals, budget retailers like T.J. One solution?

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Bringing your ABM strategy to the world of CTV

Martech

” Email marketing , targeted advertising, and personalized landing pages are some of the most popular tactics employed by ABM marketers. However, relying on the same old tactics can cause campaigns to become stale, which is why marketers need inventive ways to drive leads with ABM. Why use CTV in your ABM strategy?

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Advertising Week Briefing: Economic uncertainty proves to be the ‘big elephant in the room’

Digiday

More than 10,000 people are expected to descend in-person upon the Lower East Side of Manhattan for this year’s Advertising Week New York, which will once again be a hybrid event. “The big elephant in the room is what’s happening with the economy,” said Laurel Rossi, CMO of ad-tech firm Infillion.

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Future of TV Briefing: Where YouTube Shorts stands among advertisers on eve of creator monetization program’s launch

Digiday

This week’s Future of TV Briefing looks at the state of advertisers’ adoption of YouTube Shorts as the platform prepares to share ad revenue with Shorts creators. Shorts ads have primarily been aimed at direct-response advertisers as brand advertisers wait on audience growth, improved controls and more robust reporting.

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Cannes Briefing: Media and marketing’s return to the Croisette is ‘a marathon, not a sprint’

Digiday

Marketers and advertisers can expect to find much of the usual wheeling and dealing when they descend upon the south of France for this year’s festival. As per usual, the biggest names in marketing, media and advertising will be present. Tell us why. 2022 will likely have two vibes happening,” Leslie Sims, U.S.

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