
Natasha Randhawa
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1 week ago |
mediacat.uk | Natasha Randhawa |Elliot Wright |James Swift |Svilena Keane
Eighty-eight percent of Amazon Prime Video subscribers watched ads in Q4 2024, according to figures published this week by Digital i. By placing all Prime Video users on its ad-supported plan by default, Amazon has established the largest ad-supported base in global premium SVOD. That number neatly captures the current philosophy in streaming: scale first, worry about engagement later. Ad-supported tiers, once framed as a fall-back for budget-conscious users, are now the keystone of SVOD strategy.
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1 week ago |
mediacat.uk | Elliot Wright |Svilena Keane |Natasha Randhawa |James Swift
The7stars expected steady-but-modest results when it tested Google’s Demand Gen format. Instead, it found consistent performance gains — across sectors, budgets, and brand size. ‘I think we hoped it would deliver incremental results’, said Xanthe Pickford-Avery, head of search at the agency, ‘but the consistency we saw across the board was quite surprising.’The whitepaper is based on five geographically-based experiments across retail, travel, finance, and subscription services.
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1 week ago |
mediacat.uk | Svilena Keane |Natasha Randhawa |James Swift |Elliot Wright
Omnicom’s CEO John Wren stressed that creative was still the foundation of the business during the Q1 2025 earnings call on Tuesday, despite the discipline’s continued poor performance. ‘Creative is our IP,’ he said. ‘If everybody had the same generative AI tools on their desk, what would make a difference?
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1 week ago |
mediacat.uk | Svilena Keane |Natasha Randhawa |James Swift |Elliot Wright
Sarah Wynn-Williams, whose tell-all book, Careless People, described her time as a policy director at Facebook, was in Washington DC last week and told senators how the company targeted teens with ads based on their emotional states.
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1 week ago |
mediacat.uk | Natasha Randhawa |James Swift |Svilena Keane |Elliot Wright
A meta-analysis published in the Journal of Advertising Research reviewed 53 studies involving more than more than 11,000 participants to determine whether personalised ads actually outperform their generic counterparts and what makes them work — or not. The researchers found that perceived relevance fully mediated the persuasive power of personalisation. That is, personalised ads worked because people felt the message was genuinely intended for them.
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