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  • Reddit Seeks Growth By Going After The Little Guys (And Their Ad Budgets)

    Publishers covet business from big brands, but working with small to mid-size businesses (SMBs) can be a major source of revenue growth. That’s why Reddit is shoring up its ad offering for SMB and mid-market clients by improving its onboarding process and launching an advertising API.

  • Insta Gets A Bit Too Extra; Validating Attention-Based Validation

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. Insta Needs Its Groove Back Instagram has (mostly) been able to balance its business priorities with the interests of its users. But its streak is over. Instagram is struggling to recruit people to create content for its TikTok clone, Reels, The Wall Street […]

  • For Bosch’s New Campaign, Linear TV Isn’t In The Toolbox

    For Bosch Power Tools’ new “What Hard Workers Deserve” ad campaign, the company had to weigh the best channels to convey its message in the face of changing consumer behavior. And for this campaign, the company decided to steer clear of linear TV.

  • EMPIRE promoted Babyface Ray's album "FACE" in Axis Football.

    Indy Record Label EMPIRE Taps In-Game Ads To Promote Babyface Ray’s New Album

    Independent record label EMPIRE is well aware of the crossover appeal between video games and certain subgenres of music, including rap. So the label recently partnered with in-game ad platform Anzu to promote Babyface Ray’s new album, “FACE,” among young male rap fans in targeted geographic locations.

  • What Will Digital Advertising Look Like Six Years From Now?; The IAB Warns Of ‘Measurement Blackout’

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. An About-Face Six years ago, Google and Facebook had won the digital ad market, or so said Stratechery’s Ben Thompson. After Meta’s latest earnings, he reflects on that prediction: The duo did consolidate most online ad revenue. And Google has outgrown everyone else […]

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    Media Trends For 2022: Consolidation, Commerce And First-Party Data

    Mergers and acquisitions, the industry’s slow-motion pivot away from third-party data and the expansion of commerce-based business dominated the headlines for media and sell-side ad tech in 2021. What does the industry predict for 2022? More of the same as these trends continue to play out in the year ahead. First-party first In 2022 and […]

  • The Point Of Personalization; United Talent Agency Buys MediaLink

    That’s A Wrapped If you were on Instagram, Twitter, Snapchat or TikTok last week, you probably saw the Spotify Wrapped feature, an annual breakdown of each user’s most listened to songs and programs for the year. That roundup is then shared on social media, with captions like, “Spotify thinks I need therapy.”  Every year, Spotify […]

  • Reddit Could Rake In $350M In Ad Revenue; IDG Communications Acquires Kickfire

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. Reddit And Weep Reddit could clear $350 million in ad revenue this year, double its earnings from 2020. But Reddit’s percent-growth rate is high because revenue is relatively low; Pinterest has a similar number of active users, but earned $1.1 billion in the first […]

  • Reddit has launched a new native ad unit called Conversation Placement four months after discontinuing all programmatic advertising on its site on April 30.

    Reddit Rolls Out Conversation Ads After Discarding Programmatic

    Reddit launched a new native ad unit Thursday, four months after discontinuing all programmatic advertising on its site on April 30. The offering, called Conversation Placement, appears in comment threads on Reddit sandwiched between the original post above and the first comment in the thread below. The ads are available through Reddit’s direct sales channels […]

  • Reddit Rakes In Funding; Nielsen Pauses MRC Accreditation

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. Reddit, Set, Go That plucky startup Reddit picked up $410 million in new venture funding from Fidelity, and may raise as much as $700 million in a new round valuing the company at $10 billion, The Wall Street Journal reports. The company raised about […]

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