For Cuisinart, AI-Generated Ads Are As Handy As A Kitchen Blender
Cuisinart’s marketing team has been eager to take advantage of generative AI-based creative.
Cuisinart’s marketing team has been eager to take advantage of generative AI-based creative.
Freewheel will begin reporting show-level data; Xbox will let users stream games for free if they watch ads; and Meta and Google can develop AI ads without even a prompt.
Hightouch’s new creative generation tool helped HelloFresh develop creative at a larger scale and launch a Times Square activation.
Meta’s AI creative products still need work; the role of humans in agentic media buying; and how Vizio TV owners can opt out of sharing data with Walmart.
You don’t usually hear someone talk about peptide serums, CAC and customer lifetime value in the same breath. But that’s a normal day for Alexa Raff, CMO of goop, the wellness and lifestyle brand co-founded and led by Gwyneth Paltrow.
TikTok announces a wide array of new tools for advertisers, and they all have one thing in common: a focus on building its ecommerce business.
We now have plenty of evidence that AI can be an incredibly useful tool. But proof is also piling up that it erodes our creativity.
Realtor.com is working with AI marketing startup BrandComms.AI to generate ad creative more quickly and across a wider array of channels.
The IAB’s new framework aims to standardize when AI in ads should be disclosed, but a lot is still left up to interpretation.
Marketers claim they want control over creative production, but the moment a new AI tool hits the scene, they’re suddenly all about convenience. AI video ad platform Airpost, which launched last month, does its best to find that happy medium. Today, it announced $4.1 million in seed funding. If your company wants to give up […]
An important part of developing the in-house creative group at HexClad is to prove the return on investment, according to Head of Content Matt Duckor.
When used strategically, AI can produce content on par with the quality of marketers’ work. What does that mean for the job market?
Former Goodway Group CEO Jay Friedman shares hot takes on everything from curation (“absurd”) to brand safety (“botched”).
This week, we’re diving into the most important thing in advertising – the actual creative – and how major ad platforms are well on their way to an era of creative innovation. Actually, strike that. I meant creative desolation.