by Gretchen Dubois on Apr 25, 8:37 AM
As the news of a 10% minimum tariff on all foreign trade partners has swept over the nation and sent markets reeling, business leaders have been left with looming uncertainty about the impact these changes will have. While much is still unclear - and changing day by day - there is little doubt that industries spanning retail, CPG, tech and automotive are all bracing for impact. Brands and consumers alike will have to navigate the evolving impact of tariffs, leading businesses across all industries to look to reorient their advertising strategies and budgets. If the past two decades …
by Bill Duggan on Apr 24, 9:37 AM
In advance of the ANA's Advertising Financial Management Conference, I sat down for a no-holds-barred conversation with Acadia CEO and Co-Founder Jared Belsky to discuss his unique views on principal media-buying, and much, much more.
by J. Walker Smith on Apr 22, 5:45 PM
Trust is everything. And nothing. Even brands and institutions that are deeply mistrusted can still succeed. Which is precisely the way of the world these days. Everything is mistrusted, yet everything still works, at least well enough.
by Joe Mandese on Apr 22, 10:18 AM
It's been about 30 years since the birth of the modern optimizer, and based on new data from WPP's CMI Group, it may be time to embrace "orchestration" instead.
by Joe Mandese on Apr 17, 12:01 PM
Weeks after WPP acquired InfoSum for an undisclosed sum, there still are many unanswered questions. Here are a few of them.
by Joe Mandese on Apr 9, 4:55 PM
Ad buys are a lot like lunch. There ain't no free ones. Or in the case of the burgeoning CTV ad marketplace, there are no cheap, high volume ones either. That was the big take takeaway from the CTV ad fraud panel that closed out Tuesday's CIMM East conference in New York City.
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