Kepler Group Flexes Its New Creative Arm, Backed By Serious Data Muscle
Kepler Group, which launched Kepler Creative in October, wants to fix the disconnect between media and creative.
Kepler Group, which launched Kepler Creative in October, wants to fix the disconnect between media and creative.
Arcane, a marketing workflow automation startup, announced $5 million in seed funding on Thursday. The VC firm Accel is leading the round.
When La Colombe wanted to drive site traffic from new audiences, it turned to video – and predictive AI models.
Yahoo’s new Blueprint feature for its DSP offers midflight optimization recommendations to meet campaign goals and help advertisers determine a person’s lifetime value and likelihood to convert.
On the eve of ChatGPT’s first birthday, we asked a few brand and agency experts: How are you using and thinking about generative AI tech in your marketing, one year after ChatGPT’s debut?
Grocery and recipe delivery service Hungryroot has a revolutionary method for collecting first-party data from its subscribers. Wait for it … it asks them directly.
AI-driven creative automation company Creatopy, which raised $10 million in series A funding earlier this month, aims to make it easier for marketers to create and personalize their content.
Meta is starting the process of rolling out three of the AI-powered tools that it’s been incubating within its AI Sandbox so advertisers can implement them for ad campaigns.
Einstein 1 is a new Salesforce platform that makes it easier for companies to build AI-powered apps and experiences, including through a conversational AI assistant. Because talking to your data is a thing now.
Enterprise generative AI company Typeface and martech company GrowthLoop draw on Google Cloud’s BigQuery to help marketers launch personalized campaigns in hours, not weeks.
Communications API provider Twilio’s product road map is a direct reflection of the growing role AI is playing in digital marketing.
Buying AI ad tech startup Scibids is a logical move for DoubleVerify as it continues to move beyond measurement into media activation and campaign optimization.
Measurement and analytics company DoubleVerify touted its decision to acquire Paris-based AI startup Scibids for $125 million during its Q2 earnings call on Monday.
There was so much growth across nearly every area of Meta’s business (with the exception of Reality Labs, its R&D division for the metaverse, which lost $3.7 billion in Q2) that Q2 was actually rather boring. And so, instead of ratting off more stats, here are five takeaways from Meta’s Q2 call in case you missed it.
For Joe & The Juice, the best marketing blend Includes AI, as it learned by partnering with Pixis for mobile app install campaigns.
Agency holding company Omnicom’s going all in on generative AI – a topic that dominated its earnings call Tuesday.
Phrasee, a UK-based SaaS platform that uses generative AI to create, test and optimize content for large enterprise companies, has run experiments on its customers’ content for the past eight years to figure out what drives the best performance.
Martech holding company The Brandtech Group acquired Pencil, a generative AI platform for ads, on Thursday.
Google made six AI-related announcements in one day, including the ability to use images in Bard prompts, additions to its Search Generative Experience, a virtual clothing try-on feature and two new AI-powered video campaigns for YouTube.
The dynamic creative company A Million Ads, which focuses on the audio market, launched a new personalization product Wednesday that changes creative elements like voice, sound effects and companion images based on who the customer is.
New startups are starting to use generative AI to flip the script on in-video product placement, including Rembrand, a new venture launched by ad tech vet Omar Tawakol in February.
Who needs friends when you can converse with your data clean room, chat with your ad platform and, uh, talk to your marketing cloud?
Forget Skynet. The robot revolution will be fought between large ad platforms (mainly Google, Meta and Amazon) trying to woo advertisers with generative AI and promises of better performance.
It’s up to technology and media companies to decide whether AI will be an atomic bomb that annihilates countless jobs or if it will power the workforce’s next leap in productivity.
Meta is allocating an increasing percentage of the billions of dollars it spends annually on its infrastructure toward building the company’s “capacity for artificial intelligence,” says John Hegeman, Meta’s VP of monetization.
Historically, AppLovin made most of its revenue from its portfolio of apps. Now the company appears to be nearly finished with the bloodletting necessary to transform itself into a primarily software-focused business.
Trebel Music has released a ChatGPT-powered product called Trebel AI, which instantly generates personalized playlists in response to natural language queries. Advertisers on Trebel AI can target users in the moment based on their intent.
Meta has managed to defy gravity yet again. On Wednesday, at the same time that ecommerce and DTC advertisers remained on tenterhooks after a major bug wreaked overspending havoc in Meta’s advertising platform over the weekend, the company’s stock soared by more than 11% during after-hours trading based on its first quarter results. Meta’s total […]
Generative AI isn’t just for creating unsettling art, chatting with robots or, uh, attempting to break up marriages. Adobe has plans to weave generative AI tools into its real-time customer data platform.
What’s the last ad you remember? Most people would be hard-pressed to answer that question. Genero, a creative and content production platform, is working with creative testing startup Memorable AI to figure out what makes some ads stickier than others.