GroupM Is Up, But WPP Is Down; Why Brands Love A Breakup
WPP shares dipped to a four-year low on after posting its 2024 earnings results. Plus: How brands are courting virality.
WPP shares dipped to a four-year low on after posting its 2024 earnings results. Plus: How brands are courting virality.
What do Pepsi, Ulta Beauty and AB InBev have in common? A year ago, they were Moat clients. Now they’re in DoubleVerify’s camp.
During a quarter when many companies are playing Pin the Blame on the Macroenvironment, DoubleVerify’s Q3 revenue rose 28% to $144 million YOY.
Why DoubleVerify is acquiring Scibids. Plus: How the ascent of YouTube TV has led CTV advertisers to land premium inventory for a song.
DoubleVerify’s Q2 revenue grew 43% year-over-year to $109.8 million. CEO Mark Zagorski says the company’s growth is due to both its revenue diversification into new types of advertising and its market position in the verification space, both of which make DoubleVerify “largely agnostic to shifts in ad spend and CPM volatility.”