Data privacy laws around the world are starting to reshape advertising’s supply chain. Oracle’s adtech exit – confirmed in June – could be seen as that effect in action.
Less than two months into 2024 and the digital advertising market faces transformation, from cookie deprecation, AI, media consolidation, and fragmentation. The big bets are on video streaming, generative AI, and quality media curation. The focus remains firmly on monetizing audiences in the new era of privacy-first advertising.
Digital advertising in 2024 will be transformed by new privacy rules, AI, new media channels, and the dominance of Big Tech. It will be a rollercoaster year as brands and advertisers seek to deploy technology the right way to optimize media spend.
Alternative IDs and alternative cross-media measurement technologies could see a second wave of adoption now that Google insists cookies have one year max.
Data Collaboration will take center stage from the mid 2020s as brands seek to unleash the power of their own customer intelligence and work with other data providers and partners that may not immediately appear obvious.
CTV’s meteoric rise continues. But so do the challenges it poses for brands and advertisers: Measurement is fragmenting, frequency capping fails are wasting budget and some of the biggest players are now having to refund advertisers.
As marketers, publishers, platforms and the adtech supply chain grapple with fragmenting global data privacy regulations, brands are piling into loyalty programs, both for first-party permissioned data and potentially fat media.
Data clean rooms have burst onto the scene and quickly created a new industry focused on data protection and collaboration. What should advertisers think about when creating a data clean room?
Attention is emerging as the hot new metric in digital advertising as media buyers seek to better measure the impact of their advertising campaigns. Will it become the industry benchmark for all digital campaigns soon?