Almost one year on from launching in the UK, Reddit is continuing to scale its Advertising Business in the UK and EMEA, today announcing several key Sales leadership hires to accelerate growth across the region.
The majority (79%) of online shoppers say that user-generated content such as images and videos from other consumers highly impacts their purchasing decisions, but only 9% say the same for content produced by influencers, according to new research.
Wavemaker and Nationwide Building Society have launched a new smart speaker campaign on Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant, giving local advice to house hunters.
With GCSE results announced last week, Data & Marketing Association’s (DMA) Talent division has launched the ‘What Type of Marketer are You?’ quiz to highlight what types of careers the creative, data and marketing industries can offer.
Ad filtering firm eyeo, the company behind AdBlock Plus, has launched a new solution, Trestle which lets advertisers connect with 225 million users that it claims were were “never available before because of ad blocking”.
Virtual events have given everyone a chance to socialise with loved ones during difficult times, but in a post Freedom Day world, there is a strong desire to return to physical events. To explain why hybrid events will evolve going forward, Kate Healy, founder of Virtually Together has shared her expertise.
There is greater consumer confidence in the return of the traditional Christmas, which could prompt people to start shopping sooner and spend more this festive season, according to new research.
Carex has struck a brand partnership with Manchester Airport as part of a ‘get Manchester moving again’ campaign.
Online media, higher education, and automotive industries are slowly pulling away from Google Ads and moving to other marketing channels, according to new research.
Pizza Hut is working with Contentsquare as the global restaurant chain looks to optimize it’s digital customer experiences.