51.0% of US digital shoppers haven't bought products through an AI platform like ChatGPT or Google Gemini and aren't interested in doing so, according to an August survey from Bizrate Insights and EMARKETER.
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Become a ClientUS shoppers will spend $275.1 billion online this holiday season, up 6.7% from last year, according to a September report from Adobe.
Banks are restricting account access as autonomous activity threatens consumer trust.
AI search is quickly changing how consumers discover and evaluate brands, but marketers are still figuring out how to measure, and improve, their visibility. Most marketers are still experimenting, often building on existing SEO strategies. But AI search requires marketers to think beyond where their websites rank. AI-generated answers can draw on brand websites, publishers, social platforms, reviews, affiliates, and community conversations, making visibility a much broader challenge.
Marketers can encourage adoption of caregiving AI tools by emphasizing how practical use cases support loved ones' care without replacing human involvement.
On today’s podcast, we discuss whether baseball is actually growing, if its traditions are a strength or a weakness, whether it has a star power problem, and which sponsorship opportunities marketers might be overlooking. Join Senior Director of Podcasts and host Marcus Johnson, Senior Analyst Ross Benes, Principal Forecasting Writer Ethan Cramer-Flood, and Senior Forecasting Director Oscar Orozco. Listen wherever you get your podcasts, or watch on YouTube or Spotify.
TikTok viewers watch an average of 31% of a brand's video, and media and entertainment brands lead at 34%, according to a report from Dash Social.
Premium programming may help, but marketers must weigh the costs of incremental reach.
Gemini creates a new ad opportunity where location and user data could power highly relevant brand messaging.
In today’s podcast episode, we explore the differences between customers shopping for themselves and those shopping for someone else, the signals that help retailers identify each shopper’s mission, and what happens when those signals don’t align. We’ll also discuss whether shoppers arriving from Google, Instagram, or ChatGPT have different types of intent, and what retailers can realistically adjust before the biggest shopping weeks if they’re seeing unexpected signals. Tune in for a conversation featuring Vice President of Content and host Suzy Davidkhanian, Analyst Rachel Wolff, and Kristi Carlson, Vice President of Digital Technology at Kendra Scott.