Snapchat courts creators: A new study touts deeper fan ties and longer ad views, but influencer spending still trails rivals by billions.
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Become a Client40% of US adults say "high protein" labels are most likely to drive grocery purchases, beating "all natural" (38%), "low sugar" (35%), and every other claim, according to a December 2025 survey from Zappi.
The home furnishings category generates hundreds of billions of dollars annually, yet the shopping experience remains frustratingly complex for most consumers. Nearly every shopper reports feeling overwhelmed by options, with the average furniture purchase taking weeks and requiring dozens of open browser tabs before a final decision.
Commerce media spending is projected to surpass $80 billion in the US this year, according to EMARKETER’s forecast, but not every network is winning buyers’ trust equally. “Trust is earned campaign by campaign, and even the earned have to keep earning it," said Rob Rubin, head of EMARKETER Advisory, at EMARKETER’s Ad Buyer Strategies Summit. He shared findings from a new survey of 231 senior ad buyers collectively responsible for more than $8 billion in commerce media spend.
Incumbents face pricing pressure just as renters are staying renters longer.
Banks must recognize ChatGPT’s new capabilities as a customer acquisition strategy.
On today’s podcast episode, we discuss three big questions surrounding Spotify right now: Why has the audio giant’s ad revenue stalled? What would a Spotify lifestyle app look like? Has Spotify solved the AI problem by adding “Verified” badges to distinguish human artists from AI-generated ones? And more. Join Senior Director of Podcasts and host Marcus Johnson, along with Senior Editor of our Marketing and Advertising Briefing, Daniel Konstantinovic. Listen everywhere, or watch on YouTube and Spotify.
Publicis eyes LiveRamp buy: $2.2 billion deal ties identity to AI, aiming to cement the holding company’s edge in agentic marketing.
CTV consolidates around three giants: Google, Amazon, and Netflix will near 50% of global ad dollars by 2030.