Category: Market Trends
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CTV reaches $38 billion โ but most brands are still flying blind
Categories: Market Trends
The CTV ad market is worth $38 billion โ yet most brands still lack the visibility to know if their campaigns are working. Here’s what’s broken, and what it takes to advertise smarter on CTV.
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The World Cup Audience Is Bigger and More Sensitive Than Most Brands Assume
Categories: Market Trends
Adlook’s research across six markets shows the World Cup audience is not a monolith: 64% are casual viewers whose engagement drops once their national team is eliminated. What it means for brand planning.
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The Mother’s Day Marketing Trap
Categories: Market Trends
Mother’s Day spend is hitting records again. In the US alone, $38 billion this year. The numbers look like growth โ but the data tells a different story. About captured demand, thinning margins, and the gap between what campaigns measure and what actually changed a decision.
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Stop Measuring Everything. Start Measuring What Matters.
Categories: Market Trends
Marketers have more data than ever before, yet less confidence in what truly works. The winners of 2026 won’t measure more – they’ll measure with meaning. Here’s the framework that makes the difference.
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Travel Marketing Needs a Reset: How Brands Win Travelers in 2026
Categories: Market Trends
As traveler journeys grow longer, more complex and content-driven, brands must move beyond last-click thinking. In 2026, winning requires understanding motivation, activating across screens, and shaping decisions long before booking happens.
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The Great Unbundling of Media Through Intelligent Technology
Categories: Market Trends
Why global holding companies are looking inward, independent agencies are breaking through, and even search, Meta and TV are losing their old monopolies on attention.
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Why FMCG Marketers are Turning to Zero-Party Data in Programmatic Advertising?
Categories: Market Trends
No data? No problem. Zero-party data lets FMCG brands scale personalization, build trust, and target intent – not assumptions.