Over the past month, we’ve seen ad updates from all the major players, from Meta’s generative AI ads to Google’s attempts to decrease clutter. Here’s what they mean for advertisers.
Warehouse inventory levels remain a significant hurdle for many retailers: While there’s progress, only 36% of supply chain managers expect inventories to return to normal this year.
Third-party logistics providers overtake retailers as the largest leasers of US warehouse space: More companies are turning to 3PLs to help with fulfillment as costs remain high.
China’s economic recovery is slower than expected: Lack of consumer confidence is hampering sales as households opt to pay off mortgages rather than shop. (This article was written with the assistance of ChatGPT.)
According to Piper Sandler’s 45th semi-annual survey of US teen consumers, Gen Z spending was up 2% YoY to $2,419 annually. We dig into some of the key findings from the survey and offer our perspective, including why Ulta Beauty is proof the “lipstick effect” is in full swing and how Amazon can keep up with platforms like TikTok.
The new patient engagement player on the block: WellSky Patient is the latest addition in the home health management space. Its focus on home care is its key differentiator.
Consumers see pharmacists as a go-to healthcare source: Pharmacists’ roles and responsibilities evolved during the pandemic. Patients are noticing—and trusting them more than ever.
Biased data is bad data: A JAMA study found demographic and socioeconomic factors significantly affected wearable device research.
Expectations for VR adoption are misguided: Comparing virtual technologies’ market performance to smartphones and other consumer devices ignores key differences. Professional use cases may see highest returns until prices drop.
China has been investing heavily in its telecom infrastructure in recent years. A multi-country cable network is just the latest example of China’s growing competitiveness.
Amazon’s Audible tests ads in select audiobooks for nonmembers: The move could open up a significant new revenue stream if it takes off.
On today's episode, we discuss whether watching TV with other people ruins the potential of targeted connected TV (CTV) ads, who's winning the CTV advertising race, and how CTV stacks up against traditional TV ad spending. "In Other News," we talk about Netflix's road map for video games and what to make of its 1 million user milestone for its ad tier. Tune in to the discussion with our analyst Paul Verna.
More QSRs are revamping their loyalty programs in the face of economic uncertainty: Noodles & Company, El Pollo Loco, and Denny’s are the latest to offer personalized rewards to drive long-term engagement.
Amazon will increase its share of US ecommerce sales in five product categories next year, per our forecast. The biggest gains will be in health and personal care, furniture and home furnishings, and apparel and accessories.
As Texas considers sports betting, the future of a lucrative industry is at stake: FanDuel, DraftKings, others compete for dominance in a divisive, fast-growing market.
Unreported attacks could lead to fines and penalties from government regulators, legal liability for damages to the victims, and an increase in future breaches.
OpenAI is Big Tech’s canary in a coal mine: Google’s AI chatbot for search is coming. Its hesitancy is vindicated as OpenAI gets hit over digital privacy violations and defamation.
Children and mothers are more connected to the internet than ever. And thanks to remote work, education, and entertainment, their reliance on connectivity continues to grow. Here’s what marketers need to know.
The SEC charged Frank’s founder with fraud for misleading JPMorgan about user data. Expect more scrutiny of fintechs’ data in due diligence for deals.
CEO Jamie Dimon believes the US banking crisis isn’t over. We give our verdict on his comments.