The Next Era of Commerce Media

How a Shift From Inherited Advantages to Earned Attention Will Reshape the Industry

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Commerce media’s inherited advantage is reaching its limits. The next phase depends on earning consumer attention and advertiser demand, even as conversational commerce reshapes the high-intent ad model that fueled its rise.
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Commerce media’s next growth model must earn consumer attention and advertiser demand rather than rely on purchase intent. At the same time, conversational commerce threatens the on-site ad economics that made the channel so powerful.

Key Question: How can commerce media networks sustain growth as their inherited advantages weaken and advertiser demand becomes harder to earn?

Key Stat: Annual incremental commerce media ad spending will peak at $17.21 billion in 2027 before falling to $13.56 billion by 2030, intensifying competition for new advertiser dollars.

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Sarah Marzano

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Emma Noyes
Senior Graphic Designer, Data Visualization
Sakina Thanawala
Copy Editor
Emman Velasco
Data Visualization Editor
Jherr Daven Velasco
Data Visualization Editor
Max Willens
Senior Analyst
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